| 英文摘要 |
In this paper, the experiment and finite-element analysis were used to obtain the swelling stress caused by the corrosion of steel rebar. Twelve reinforced concrete cylinder specimens with a dimension are 10 cm (diameter) × 20 cm (height) were built. These specimens were lay up by the different dimensions of rebar and confined by different layers of carbon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRP). And then we use the electrochemical method to accelerate the steel corrosion and to cause the reinforced concrete cylinder specimens blow out. Stain gauges were put on the surface of CFRP to measure the CFRP stain caused by the volumetric swelling because of steel rebar corrosion. It is not easy to calculate the swelling stress caused by steel rebar using theoretical methodology. Therefore, we proposed the finite-element analysis to model the experiment of the reinforced concrete cylinder specimen, and applied different temperature change to replace the swelling stress caused by the swelling stress of steel. The relationships between the stress of steel rebar and the strain of CFRP were obtained, and then we can easily find the swelling stress of steel caused by steel corrosion. |