Research on Monotonic and Fatigue Properties of Functionally Graded Composite Beams Crack-Controlled by UHTCC in Bending

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This research focuses on mechanical performances of UHTCC-FGC beams under monotonic and fatigue loading. Three UHTCC-FGC beams are tested, including two monotonic beams and one fatigue beam. The stress level of fatigue beam is set as 0.85. The constant ratio of minimum stress to maximum stress is set to 0.2 to avoid any impact and slip between the loading machine and the specimens during testing. The specimen is subjected to sinusoidal cyclic loading at 1 frequency. During the experiments, the fatigue life, deformability and loading capacity of UHTCC-FGC beams are measured and recorded. Meanwhile,the development of cracks and the failure pattern of UHTCC-FGC beams during the test are observed at the same time.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 639-640)

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225-230

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January 2013

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