(insufficient splices, no cogged bars, used plain instead of deformed bars) and lacked shear reinforcement in the vicinity of beam-column joints. As a consequence, many existing structures currently possess low strength and ductility when measured against current standards. Studies conducted byLiel ...
Concrete Basics & The need for Joints What Causes Concrete To Crack? Many surface cracks in concrete slabs are not a result of structural failure of the slab but are formed by uncontrolled shrinkage of the concrete. These types of cracks can be avoided. Shrinkage cracks are the result of the...
BRITISHSTANDARD BS5911-1:2002 Incorporating AmendmentNo.1 Concretepipesand ancillaryconcrete products— Part1:Specificationforunreinforced andreinforcedconcretepipes (includingjackingpipes)andfittings withflexiblejoints(complementaryto BSEN1916:2002) ICS91.100.30;91.140.80 12&23<,1*:,7+287%6,3(50,66,21...
The concrete is poured at one time, leaving no construction joints. Concrete beams and columns buttress the upper part of the house. The main dimensions of the concrete columns are 250 mm×250 mm, 400 mm×400 mm, 400 mm×500 mm; the main dimensions of the concrete beams are: 150 mm×...
CPP and CPR techniques include slab stabilization, full- and partial-depth repair, dowel bar retrofit, cross stitching longitudinal cracks or joints, diamond grinding and joint & crack resealing. CPR methods, developed over the last 40 years, are utilized in place of short-lived asphalt overlays...
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Steel-to-Concrete jointsExperimental TestsComponent ModelMoment-Rotation BehaviourThe studied joint configuration is illustrated in Fig. 1. Two different transfer areas may be distinguished. The upper area consists of a reinforced concrete slab where the longitudinal reinforcement is anchored in the ...
U.S. Pat. No. 2,194,718 describes a connecting and load-transmitting device for concrete joints of a roadway. This device consists of two dowelling members, each of which is embedded in one of the concrete sections. An axially-running rod is inserted in the two dowelling members. Instead...
Adjacent blocks102meet each other at joints, such as joints104-1through104-7(collectively104). There may be different types of joints, for example, the term “construction joint” is often used to define a termination point that separates an initial pour from a second pour, such as a first...
We are aware that various types of weakenedplane or "dummy" joints or other joints are in 26 use which provide a certain degree of mutual support for the superimposed loads by the two adjacent sections of the slab or pavement. Such joints, however, depend largely upon simple face interlock ...