Corrosion of the reinforcement is a common form of degradation of reinforced concrete structures. As a matter of fact the chemical attack varies the mechanical properties of both the steel rebars and concrete, and the bond char- acteristics. The study presented in the paper is mainly devoted to the analysis of the corrosion e_ects on the steel rebars and at the steel-concrete interface, and their inuence on the local and global behavior of simple R/C elements. At this aim, experimental analyses are developed, for the calibration of the constitutive relationships of both the steel rebars and the bond-slip response, in presence of corrosion. Finally the obtained laws are implemented in an analytical model, de- veloped by the authors, in order to evaluate the inuence of the corrosion on the global behaviour of simple R/C beam elements.
Imperatore, S., Leonardi, A., Rinaldi, Z. (2012). Mechanical behaviour of corroded rebars in reinforced concrete elements. In M. Fremond, F. Maceri (a cura di), Mechanics, models and methods in civil engineering (pp. 207-220). BERLIN : SPRINGER.
Mechanical behaviour of corroded rebars in reinforced concrete elements
LEONARDI, ANGELO;RINALDI, ZILA
2012-01-01
Abstract
Corrosion of the reinforcement is a common form of degradation of reinforced concrete structures. As a matter of fact the chemical attack varies the mechanical properties of both the steel rebars and concrete, and the bond char- acteristics. The study presented in the paper is mainly devoted to the analysis of the corrosion e_ects on the steel rebars and at the steel-concrete interface, and their inuence on the local and global behavior of simple R/C elements. At this aim, experimental analyses are developed, for the calibration of the constitutive relationships of both the steel rebars and the bond-slip response, in presence of corrosion. Finally the obtained laws are implemented in an analytical model, de- veloped by the authors, in order to evaluate the inuence of the corrosion on the global behaviour of simple R/C beam elements.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.