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Prediction of thermal cracking in concrete structures reinforced with GFRP

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Prediction of thermal cracking in concrete structures reinforced with GFRP. / EL-Zaroug, Omar; Forth, John; Ye, Jianqiao.
FRPRCS-11: 11th International Symposiumn on Fibre Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures . ed. / Joaquim Barros. Elsevier, 2013.

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EL-Zaroug, O, Forth, J & Ye, J 2013, Prediction of thermal cracking in concrete structures reinforced with GFRP. in J Barros (ed.), FRPRCS-11: 11th International Symposiumn on Fibre Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures . Elsevier, 11th International Symposium of Fiber Reinforced Polymers for Reinforced Concrete Structures (FRPRCS11), Guimarães, Portugal, 26/06/13.

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EL-Zaroug, O., Forth, J., & Ye, J. (2013). Prediction of thermal cracking in concrete structures reinforced with GFRP. In J. Barros (Ed.), FRPRCS-11: 11th International Symposiumn on Fibre Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures Elsevier.

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EL-Zaroug O, Forth J, Ye J. Prediction of thermal cracking in concrete structures reinforced with GFRP. In Barros J, editor, FRPRCS-11: 11th International Symposiumn on Fibre Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures . Elsevier. 2013

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EL-Zaroug, Omar ; Forth, John ; Ye, Jianqiao. / Prediction of thermal cracking in concrete structures reinforced with GFRP. FRPRCS-11: 11th International Symposiumn on Fibre Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures . editor / Joaquim Barros. Elsevier, 2013.

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title = "Prediction of thermal cracking in concrete structures reinforced with GFRP",
abstract = "A nonlinear finite element (NLFE) simulation using DIANA software [1] was performed in order to estimate the temperature which produced the first transverse crack at the bar surface and the corresponding tensile stress. It was also used to predict the extent and direction of the thermally induced cracking due to thermal incompatibility between the concrete and GFRP bars when the temperature increases. The NLFE results were verified by comparing the output of the proposed 2D NLFE model with experimental results. The results confirmed the influence of temperature variations on the state of stress within the GFRP reinforced concrete slabs, and the necessity for a recommended minimum concrete cover to avoid the formation of through cracks. The NLFE model generally shows good agreement with the experimental results for a concrete cover of 1.5 x bar diameter db.",
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N2 - A nonlinear finite element (NLFE) simulation using DIANA software [1] was performed in order to estimate the temperature which produced the first transverse crack at the bar surface and the corresponding tensile stress. It was also used to predict the extent and direction of the thermally induced cracking due to thermal incompatibility between the concrete and GFRP bars when the temperature increases. The NLFE results were verified by comparing the output of the proposed 2D NLFE model with experimental results. The results confirmed the influence of temperature variations on the state of stress within the GFRP reinforced concrete slabs, and the necessity for a recommended minimum concrete cover to avoid the formation of through cracks. The NLFE model generally shows good agreement with the experimental results for a concrete cover of 1.5 x bar diameter db.

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