ScribdExplore

Search
Search
Search
UploadSaved
Modelling of bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs in fire
Uploaded by rahulgehlot2008 on Jul 22, 2014
Related Interests
Prestressed ConcreteFractureConcreteUltimate Tensile StrengthStress (Mechanics)
Rating and Stats
0Up votes
0Down votes
58 views
Document Actions
Download
Save For Later
Other Actions
SHARE OR EMBED DOCUMENT
Sharing Options
Share on Facebook, opens a new windowShare on Twitter, opens a new windowShare on
LinkedInShare by email, opens mail client
Embed
Description: Modelling of bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs in fire
View More
Modelling of bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs in fire
Copyright: � All Rights Reserved
Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Flag for inappropriate content
Recommended Documents
Documents Similar To Modelling of bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs in fire
Post Tension Ing
Post Tension Ing
by Glen Beale
Analysis and Design of RCC and Post-tensioned Flat Slabs.pdf
Analysis and Design of RCC and Post-tensioned Flat Slabs.pdf
by Vivek Bhogade
Post-tension Flat Slab Design Example
Post-tension Flat Slab Design Example
by Awni Alkhteeb
Documents About Prestressed Concrete
Comparison of Reinforced Concrete and Pre-stressed Concrete Flat Slabs in Tall
Buildings
Comparison of Reinforced Concrete and Pre-stressed Concrete Flat Slabs in Tall
Buildings
by International Journal for Scientific Research and Development - IJSRD
As 3700-2001 Masonry Structures
As 3700-2001 Masonry Structures
by SAI Global - APAC
As NZS 4671-2001 Steel Reinforcing Materials
As NZS 4671-2001 Steel Reinforcing Materials
by SAI Global - APAC
More From rahulgehlot2008
Terms_co.pdf
Terms_co.pdf
by rahulgehlot2008
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
by rahulgehlot2008
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
by rahulgehlot2008

Search document

1
You are on page 1of 13

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers

Structures & Buildings 161
December 2008 Issue SB6Pages 311�323
doi:
10.1680/stbu.2008.161.6.311
Paper 800040
Received 13/05/2008Accepted 19/08/2008
Keywords:
slabs & ?re/platesengineering
Ehab A. M. Ellobody
Associate Professor, Depart-ment of Structural Engineering,Tanta University, Egypt
Colin G. Bailey
Professor and Head of Schoolof Mechanical, Aerospace andCivil Engineering, The
University of Manchester, UK
Modelling of bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs in ?re
E. A. M. Ellobody
PhD, CEng
and C. G. Bailey
PhD, CEng, FICE, MIStructE, MIFireE
This paper presents a ?nite element model highlightingthe behaviour of bonded post-
tensioned one-wayspanning concrete slabs in ?re conditions. The modelwas veri?ed
against ten ?re tests on bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs at ambient and
elevatedtemperatures. The slabs were simply supported andpost-tensioned with 15.7
mm nominal diameter seven-wire mono-strand tendons. The mechanical and
thermalmaterial non-linearities of the entire slab�s components,consisting of the
concrete, plastic and galvanised steelducts, prestressing tendon and the
anchorages, havebeen carefully inserted into the model. The interfacebetween the
tendon and surrounding grout was alsoconsidered, allowing the bond behaviour to be
modelledand the tendon to retain its pro?le shape during thedeformation of the
slab. The temperature distributionsthroughout the slab, together with the
slab�sdevelopment of displacement and stress, as it washeated, were predicted by
the model and veri?ed againsttest data. A parametric study was conducted
toinvestigate the effects on the global structural behaviour owing to the change in
the aggregate type, duct type,load ratio, boundary conditions and different ?
rescenarios. The study has shown that the bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs
investigated in this study arecapable of achieving the designed 90 min ?re
resistance.It is also shown that the ?re resistance given by BS8110-2 and BS EN
1992-1-2 are acceptable for the designof bonded post-tensioned one-way spanning
concreteslabs under ?re conditions.NOTATION
CS cold surface
e
concrete emissivity
f
stress
f
c
compressive stress of concrete
f
co
proportional limit stress of concrete
f
cu
compressive cube strength of concrete
f
t
tensile stress of concrete
G
f
fracture energy HS hot surface
h
slab heightLC long cool ?re curveLS limestoneLT left tendonM metallic ductMS
middle surfaceMT middle tendonPL plastic ductRT right tendonSH short hot ?re
curveST standard ?re curve
T
tendon levelTG Thames Gravel
�
c
convective coef?cient
?
strain
?
cu
ultimate strain of concrete in compression
?
tu
ultimate strain of concrete in tension
1. INTRODUCTION
Post-tensioned ?oor slabs can be bonded or unbonded. For bonded post-tensioned ?oor
slabs the transfer of the force fromthe tendon to the concrete is by way of the end
anchors, thebond between the tendons and concrete which is maintainedby grouting
and the curvature of the tendons. For unbondedsystems the transfer of force from
the tendon to the concrete isonly by way of the end anchors and the tendon�s
curvature. Todate, there has been no detailed information regarding thestructural
behaviour of bonded post-tensioned concrete slabsunder ?re conditions with only a
few ?re tests, recently conducted by Bailey and Ellobod y
1,2
reported on this form of construction. Current design rules speci?ed in BS 8110-2
3
andBS EN 1992-1-2
4
provide guidance on the ?re resistance of post-tensioned ?oor slabs, but these have
been derived basedon tests carried out on pre-tensioned and non-tensionedconcrete
members. In terms of post-tensioned construction thelimited previous ?re tests were
only conducted on unbondedpost-tensioned slabs as reported in references [5�7].
Anextensive review of these tests, together with evidence of ?resin actual
buildings constructed using post-tensioned ?oor slabs, was provided by Lee and
Bailey
8
who concluded thatfurther investigation into the behaviour of post-tensioned ?oor
slabs in ?re is required. This conclusion, of the need for further investigation,
is also shared by the latest Fe�de�rationInternationale de la Pre�contrainte (FIB)
design guide on post-tensioned slabs.
9
The existing limited test data on unbondedslabs were augmented by Bailey and
Ellobody ,
10
where theeffect of different aggregate type and restraint conditions
washighlighted.Recently, Bailey and Ellobod y
1
have conducted ten tests onbonded post-tensioned one-way concrete slabs at ambient
and
Structures & Buildings 161 Issue SB6 Modelling of bonded post-tensioned concrete
slabs in ?re Ellobody
�
Bailey
311

You're reading a preview. Unlock full access with a free trial.

Pages 2 to 13 are not shown in this preview.
Download With Free Trial

Documents Similar To Modelling of bonded post-tensioned concrete slabs in fire

Post Tension Ing
Post Tension Ing
Analysis and Design of RCC and Post-tensioned Flat Slabs.pdf
Analysis and Design of RCC and Post-tensioned Flat Slabs.pdf
Post-tension Flat Slab Design Example
Post-tension Flat Slab Design Example
Prestressed Concrete Poles
Prestressed Concrete Poles
Post Tensioned Slabs
Post Tensioned Slabs
Cchecklist for Supervision
Cchecklist for Supervision
Ch 4
Ch 4
Prestressing Method
Prestressing Method
POST TENSIONED SLABS
POST TENSIONED SLABS
Spliced Girder Bridge
Spliced Girder Bridge
Chapter 5 Post-Tensioned Slab
Chapter 5 Post-Tensioned Slab
lampiran rasuk (beam).pdf
lampiran rasuk (beam).pdf
Determination of Design Moments in Bridges Constructed With
Determination of Design Moments in Bridges Constructed With
lec40
lec40
anchor
anchor
Tos Assignment
Tos Assignment
fatigue and shear behavior of hpc bulb-tee girders (interim report)
fatigue and shear behavior of hpc bulb-tee girders (interim report)
Structures Inspection Part One
Structures Inspection Part One
As 3735-2001 Concrete Structures Retaining Liquids
As 3735-2001 Concrete Structures Retaining Liquids
Spun Pile@UFGS 31 62 13.24
Spun Pile@UFGS 31 62 13.24
Trpc Obe Personal
Trpc Obe Personal
(Blake, G.T.,1981)-Structural Tests of Large Pin-connected Links
(Blake, G.T.,1981)-Structural Tests of Large Pin-connected Links
Mechanical Properties of Presoaked Basalt Fiber Concrete
Mechanical Properties of Presoaked Basalt Fiber Concrete
Rcc Lec 07 Bond and Dev Length
Rcc Lec 07 Bond and Dev Length
ACI 365.1R-00
ACI 365.1R-00
CWI Part B Practical Examination 0
CWI Part B Practical Examination 0
Design of Pre Stressed Concrete - Gilbert Mikleborough
Design of Pre Stressed Concrete - Gilbert Mikleborough
A Methodological Approach for Finite Element Modeling of Pretension Ed Concrete
Members at the Release of Pretension Ing
A Methodological Approach for Finite Element Modeling of Pretension Ed Concrete
Members at the Release of Pretension Ing
Group 9 Post Tensioning
Group 9 Post Tensioning
02 - C - SKG - Presentation
02 - C - SKG - Presentation
More From rahulgehlot2008
Terms_co.pdf
Terms_co.pdf
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
Holiday List 2017 Gurgaon
Appendix 4
Appendix 4
jh
jh
Weekend Working and Lone Working Forms
Weekend Working and Lone Working Forms
Cham cham
Cham cham
Tata RoofDek D135_1.25 0.0
Tata RoofDek D135_1.25 0.0
laoto
laoto
Tyr
Tyr
5th Int Conf
5th Int Conf
Detailed Frg
Detailed Frg
Castellated En
Castellated En
Civil Specs
Civil Specs
Plot - Notepad
Plot - Notepad
kjhjhgh
kjhjhgh
rrrrt
rrrrt
Dumbo
Dumbo
Fools
Fools
gfhfh
gfhfh
yyiyi
yyiyi
ghghgh
ghghgh
fgdg
fgdg
Best Practices for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
Best Practices for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
Gum Gumbo
Gum Gumbo
hhhhj
hhhhj
gfhfh
gfhfh
Kools
Kools
jojoji
jojoji
gools
gools
Footer Menu
ABOUT
About Scribd
Press
Our blog
Join our team!
Contact Us
Invite Friends
Gifts
LEGAL
Terms
Privacy
Copyright
SUPPORT
Help / FAQ
Accessibility
Purchase help
AdChoices
Publishers
Social Media
Scribd - Download on the App StoreScribd - Get it on Google Play
Copyright � 2018 Scribd Inc. .Browse Books.Site Directory.Site Language:
English