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Experimental Study on Factors Affecting the Bond-Slip Properties of Concrete Reinforced by Bamboo-Based Fiber Composites
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Bond-slip properties of concrete reinforced by bamboo-based fiber composites were investigated. The influences of strength grade of concrete, bond length, strength grade of bamboo-bar and section form were studied based on the L16(45) orthogonal experiment. The function law was uncovered to support the anchoring checking between concrete and bamboo-based fiber composites. The results show that: the tensile strength of bamboo-based fiber composites stables at 200Mpa with large inflation rate; section form of the composites is the key influencing factor, but should not be too large; bond length and strength grade of concrete are important factors; tensile strength of the composites is not significant factor. C35 concrete, 50 mm bond length, 200Mpa tensile strength of the composites and 10mm*10mm section form are the optimal combinations.
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July 2014
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