英文摘要 |
Experiments were conducted to study the post-fire residual strength of concrete filled steel box columns (CFSC) and the temperature profile of the filled concrete within steel box sections under different fireproofing treatments and exposures to fire. A total of 10 concrete filled steel box columns and 2 plain concrete columns were cast and tested to study the effect of the interaction between steel and concrete during fire and the different fireproofing and fire exposures on post-fire residual concrete strength. During the experiments, axial loading tests were conducted on the CFSC specimens after fire to evaluate their residual strength. The results of these tests were used to predict the strength of CFSC with certain fireproof treatment. Finally, epoxy injection was used to fill the gap between steel and concrete and cracks in the concrete, which may develop within the steel box section during fire. The result was then analyzed to study the feasibility of using this technique as post-fire rehabilitation work for concrete filled steel box columns. |