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Jianhang Chen1, Junming Ma1, Xiaofan Zeng1
1School of Energy and Mining Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing), Beijing 100083, China.
Abstract:
When modelling the anchorage performance of rebars with the tri-linear law, the calculation process of the load-deformation relation is complicated. The reason is that when the rebar-grout interface entered the elastic-softening-debonding stage, the softening section length and debonding section length vary simultaneously. To solve this issue, this paper proposes an enhanced numerical calculation method. When the rebar-grout interface entered the elastic-softening-debonding stage, the softening section length was fixed to a specific value. One loop function was created to calculate the debonding section length. With this method, the number of iteration calculations significantly decreased. The credibility of this calculation method was confirmed with experimental results. Two case studies were conducted to compare the load-deformation relation obtained with the original calculation method and enhanced calculation method. The results showed that good consistency existed between the results obtained by those two methods. This finding can significantly improve the calculation efficiency when studying the anchorage performance of rebars. Moreover, this paper provides new insight for users to optimise the modelling process of rebars.
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