Comparative Analysis of the Performance and Study of the Effective Anchorage Length of Semi-Grouted and Fully-Grouted Sleeve Connection

Based on the insufficient data on bonding performance and effective anchorage length of sleeve grouting in assembled structure. Combining the existing studies, the sleeve grouting joint test for the static unidirectional tensile test was designed, and the influencing factors are reinforcement diameter and reinforcement anchorage length. Then, the failure mode, load-displacement relationship, energy consumption capacity and bearing capacity of the grouting sleeve connection are analysed, and the stress mechanism of the specimen in the one-way tensile state is expounded. This paper considers the actual damage state of the joint, according to the failure of the reinforcement outside the joint and the sleeve; referring to the reinforcement-concrete bond strength research theory, the effective anchorage length formula is proposed. When the steel bar is pulled out, the bond strength and bearing capacity mainly depend on the effective anchorage length. However, when the specimen breaks the steel bar outside the joint, it depends on the material performance of the steel bar itself. The research results of this paper can lay a theoretical foundation for the application of sleeve grouting joints.

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Buildings
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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings14092977
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Structural Load-Bearing Analysis
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Comparative Analysis of the Performance and Study of the Effective Anchorage Length of Semi-Grouted and Fully-Grouted Sleeve Connection

Shiping Yin, Yonggang Xu, Fenfang Yin, Linglei Zhang
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Comparative Analysis of the Performance and Study of the Effective Anchorage Length of Semi-Grouted and Fully-Grouted Sleeve Connection

Shiping Yin, Yonggang Xu, Fenfang Yin, Linglei Zhang
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Abstract

Based on the insufficient data on bonding performance and effective anchorage length of sleeve grouting in assembled structure. Combining the existing studies, the sleeve grouting joint test for the static unidirectional tensile test was designed, and the influencing factors are reinforcement diameter and reinforcement anchorage length. Then, the failure mode, load-displacement relationship, energy consumption capacity and bearing capacity of the grouting sleeve connection are analysed, and the stress mechanism of the specimen in the one-way tensile state is expounded. This paper considers the actual damage state of the joint, according to the failure of the reinforcement outside the joint and the sleeve; referring to the reinforcement-concrete bond strength research theory, the effective anchorage length formula is proposed. When the steel bar is pulled out, the bond strength and bearing capacity mainly depend on the effective anchorage length. However, when the specimen breaks the steel bar outside the joint, it depends on the material performance of the steel bar itself. The research results of this paper can lay a theoretical foundation for the application of sleeve grouting joints.

BuildingsVol. 14(9)
China University of Mining and Technology (CN), Jiangsu Vocational Institute of Architectural Technology (CN), China Railway Construction Corporation (China) (CN)
Jiangsu University, Government of Jiangsu Province, China University of Mining and Technology, State Key Laboratory for GeoMechanics and Deep Underground Engineering
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