Assessing the Structural Behavior of a New UHPC-Infilled Top Chords Integrated Deck Plate System at Construction Stage
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Experimental Program
2.1. Test Specimens
2.2. Testing Equipment and Procedure
3. Test Results and Analysis
4. Theoretical Strength Estimation Process of the Proposed Deck Plate System
4.1. Theoretical Strength Estimation Based on Bending Failure Mechanism
4.2. Theoretical Strength Estimation Based on Shear Failure Mechanism
4.3. Comparison between the Results of the Test and Proposed Estimation Process
5. Conclusions
- (1)
- The proposed deck plate system retains a much higher peak strength and initial stiffness than the conventional steel wire-integrated deck plate system. The test results indicate that the values of the peak strength and initial stiffness of the proposed deck plate specimens are at least two-times greater than those of the conventional deck plate specimen (D13-X), confirming the effectiveness of the proposed system.
- (2)
- The theoretical strength estimation process developed in this study can predict the failure modes and peak strength of the proposed deck plate system accurately. With the use of the effective length factor of 1.0, it was able to accurately predict the failure modes of all test specimens except specimen CM-D100, and the maximum relative error of peak strength estimation is only approximately 7%.
- (3)
- The use of calibrated effective length factors can improve the theoretical strength estimation of the proposed deck plate system. For example, it was able to reduce the relative error in the peak strength of D13-X specimen by approximately 43% and to predict the failure modes of all the test specimens accurately. However, this calibration was based on a limited number of test data, and thus. it may be improved by performing more tests on the proposed deck plate system.
- (4)
- The peak strength and initial stiffness of the proposed deck plate system increase with the increasing amount of infilled material. The comparison between the test results of the two specimens with no (CX-X0) and fully infilled material (CU-D100) shows that the peak strength and initial stiffness of the latter are 76% and 34% higher than those of the former, respectively.
- (5)
- The buckling of compression components is the main failure mode of the proposed deck plate system at construction stage. The test specimens with no or partially infilled material failed by the buckling of top chords, while those with fully infilled material by the buckling of lattice members. The transition from the former to the latter occurs somewhere between the infilled amounts of 50% and 60%. It is recommended to use a larger amount of infilled material than the transition value for economic feasibility of the proposed deck plate system.
- (6)
- The use of UHPC as infilled material, instead of high-strength mortar, and inner shear connectors can increase the peak strength and initial stiffness of the proposed system. The test results show that that specimen infilled with UHPC (CU-D100) has a peak load and initial stiffness 14% and 19% higher than the one infilled with high-strength mortar (CM-D100), respectively. Similarly, the specimen with inner shear connectors (CU-D100) has a peak load and initial stiffness 8% and 14% higher than the one without them (CX-D100), respectively.
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
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Specimen | Shape of Top Chord (Unit: mm) | Type of Infilled Material | Existence of Inner Shear Connector | Amount of Infilled Material |
---|---|---|---|---|
D13-X | D13 rebar | N/A | N/A | N/A |
CX-X0 | Lipped C-section (C-60 × 30 × 10 × 2) | 0% | ||
CM-D100 | Mortar (GP400) | Yes | 100% | |
CU-D20 | UHPC | 20% | ||
CU-D40 | 40% | |||
CU-D100 | 100% | |||
CU-X100 | No |
W/C | 0.23 | Cement | 1 |
---|---|---|---|
Slica fume | 0.25 | Slica sand | 1.1 |
Crushed quartz | 0.35 | Super-plasticizer | 0.04 |
Steel fiber | 2 (%) |
Infilled Material | Elastic Modulus (GPa) | Compressive Strength (MPa) |
---|---|---|
High-strength mortar | 36.4 | 60.0 |
UHPC | 40.0 | 71.9 |
Specimen | Peak Load (kN) | Initial Stiffness (kN/mm) | Failure Mode | Main Failure Mechanism |
---|---|---|---|---|
D13-X | 16.35 | 0.319 | Buckling of D13 rebar | Bending |
CX-X0 | 36.12 | 0.641 | Buckling of lipped C-section | |
CU-D20 | 33.85 | 0.601 | ||
CU-D40 | 42.33 | 0.753 | ||
CM-D100 | 55.74 | 0.724 | Buckling of lattice member | Shear |
CU-D100 | 63.42 | 0.861 | ||
CU-X100 | 58.68 | 0.758 |
Specimen | Peak Load (kN) | Ratio of Peak Loads | Initial Stiffness (kN/mm) | Ratio of Initial Stiffness Values |
---|---|---|---|---|
CX-X0 | 36.12 | 1.00 | 0.641 | 1.00 |
CU-D20 | 33.85 | 0.94 | 0.601 | 0.94 |
CU-D40 | 42.33 | 1.17 | 0.753 | 1.17 |
CU-D100 | 63.42 | 1.76 | 0.861 | 1.34 |
Specimen | Peak Load (kN) | Ratio of Peak Loads | Initial Stiffness (kN/mm) | Ratio of Initial Stiffness Values |
---|---|---|---|---|
CM-D100 | 55.74 | 1.00 | 0.724 | 1.00 |
CU-D100 | 63.42 | 1.14 | 0.861 | 1.19 |
Specimen | Peak Load (kN) | Ratio of Peak Loads | Initial Stiffness (kN/mm) | Ratio of Initial Stiffness Values |
---|---|---|---|---|
CU-X100 | 58.68 | 1.00 | 0.758 | 1.00 |
CU-D100 | 63.42 | 1.08 | 0.861 | 1.14 |
Case | Failure Mode | Strain Value | |
---|---|---|---|
εt | εb | ||
A-1 | Yielding of bottom chord | In elastic range | Fy_b/Es (=εy_b) |
A-2 | Buckling of lipped C-section | fcr_t/Es (=εcr_t) | In elastic range |
Case | Failure Mode | Strain Value | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
εt | εI | εb | ||
B-1 | Yielding of bottom chord | In elastic range | In elastic range | Fy_b/Es (=εy_b) |
B-2 | Yielding of infilled material | Fy_I/EI (=εy_I) | In elastic range | |
B-3 | Yielding of lipped C-section | Fy_t/Es (=εy_t) | In elastic range |
Specimen | Theoretical Results | Test Results | Strength Ratio (Pe/Pt) | ||||
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Theoretical Strength (kN, Pe) | Failure Mode | ||||||
Bending Failure Mechanism | Shear Failure Mechanism (Pes) | Peak Strength (kN, Pt) | Failure Mode | ||||
w/o Infilled Material (Pbx) | w/Infilled Material (Pbo) | ||||||
D13-X | 23.43 | N/A | 62.12 | Buckling of D13 rebar | 16.35 | Buckling of D13 rebar | 1.433 |
CX-X0 | 36.14 | Buckling of lipped C-section | 36.12 | Buckling of lipped C-section | 1.001 | ||
CU-D20 | 36.14 | 62.15 | 33.85 | 1.068 | |||
CU-D40 | 44.48 | 62.15 | 42.33 | 1.051 | |||
CM-D100 | N/A | 62.03 | Yielding of bottom chord | 58.51 | Buckling of lattice member | 1.060 | |
CU-D100 | 62.15 | 62.12 | Buckling of lattice member | 63.42 | 0.980 | ||
CU-X100 | 62.15 | 58.68 | 1.059 |
Specimen | Theoretical Results | Test Results | Strength Ratio (Pe/Pt) | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Theoretical Strength (kN, Pe) | Failure Mode | |||||
Bending Failure Mechanism (Peb) | Shear Failure Mechanism (Pes) | Peak Strength (kN, Pt) | Failure Mode | |||
D13-X | 16.35 | 59.89 | Buckling of D13 rebar | 16.35 | Buckling of D13 rebar | 1.000 |
CX-X0 | 36.14 | Buckling of lipped C-section | 36.12 | Buckling of lipped C-section | 1.001 | |
CU-D20 | 36.14 | 33.85 | 1.068 | |||
CU-D40 | 44.48 | 42.33 | 1.051 | |||
CM-D100 | 62.03 | 59.89 | Buckling of lattice member | 58.51 | Buckling of lattice member | 1.024 |
CU-D100 | 62.15 | 63.42 | 0.944 | |||
CU-X100 | 62.15 | 58.68 | 1.021 |
Specimen | Theoretical Strength (kN, Pe) | Failure Mode | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Bending Failure Mechanism | Shear Failure Mechanism (Pes) | |||
w/o Infilled Material (Pbx) | w/Infilled Material (Pbo) | |||
CX-X0 | 36.14 | N/A | 59.89 | Buckling of lipped C-section |
CU-D20 | 36.14 | 62.15 | ||
CU-D40 | 44.48 | |||
CU-D50 | 55.24 | |||
CU-D60 | 72.50 | 59.89 | Buckling of lattice member | |
CU-D100 | N/A |
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Son, H.-J.; Kim, Y.-H.; Hong, S.-G.; Kim, D.-J. Assessing the Structural Behavior of a New UHPC-Infilled Top Chords Integrated Deck Plate System at Construction Stage. Sustainability 2022, 14, 12845. https://doi.org/10.3390/su141912845
Son H-J, Kim Y-H, Hong S-G, Kim D-J. Assessing the Structural Behavior of a New UHPC-Infilled Top Chords Integrated Deck Plate System at Construction Stage. Sustainability. 2022; 14(19):12845. https://doi.org/10.3390/su141912845
Chicago/Turabian StyleSon, Hong-Jun, Young-Ho Kim, Sung-Gul Hong, and Dae-Jin Kim. 2022. "Assessing the Structural Behavior of a New UHPC-Infilled Top Chords Integrated Deck Plate System at Construction Stage" Sustainability 14, no. 19: 12845. https://doi.org/10.3390/su141912845