Durability of Bond Interface between CFRP and High Strength Concrete under Wet-Dry Cycling and Sustained Loading

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The bonded joints between CFRP and high strength concrete subjected to different wet-dry cycles and sustained loads were studied with double-lab shear tests. The results indicate that with the increase of cycles, the ultimate bond load rises at early stage, however decreases generally. Sustained loads significantly affect failure mode of specimens, and make the destruction more sudden.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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1756-1760

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December 2014

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