Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance

Tensile resistance of a sleeve connector used to connect between two structural components by confining grouted reinforcement bars relies on interaction among reinforcement bars, sleeve and grout. In this study, a total of nine specimens with different configurations, sizes of sleeves, reinforcem...

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Main Authors: Ling, Jeng Hua, Abd. Rahman, Ahmad Baharudin, Mirasa, Abdul Karim, Abd. Hamid, Zuhairi
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Mirasa, Abdul Karim
Abd. Hamid, Zuhairi
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Mirasa, Abdul Karim
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description Tensile resistance of a sleeve connector used to connect between two structural components by confining grouted reinforcement bars relies on interaction among reinforcement bars, sleeve and grout. In this study, a total of nine specimens with different configurations, sizes of sleeves, reinforcement bars’ surface conditions and also grouting materials were tested under direct tensile tests. This paper presents further discussion on the study of performance of CSSleeves, particularly on the load-displacement graphs and load-strain graphs of the specimens in order to acquire the structural performance of the specimens. The test data indicates that threads on reinforcement bar had significantly deteriorated the bonding mechanism between reinforcement bars and grout. None of the specimens achieved the required strength. However, the findings obtained from the study provide essential basis for future research in developing an adequate sleeve connector.
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spelling my.utm.eprints-86732017-02-07T07:55:47Z http://eprints.utm.my/8673/ Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance Ling, Jeng Hua Abd. Rahman, Ahmad Baharudin Mirasa, Abdul Karim Abd. Hamid, Zuhairi TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Tensile resistance of a sleeve connector used to connect between two structural components by confining grouted reinforcement bars relies on interaction among reinforcement bars, sleeve and grout. In this study, a total of nine specimens with different configurations, sizes of sleeves, reinforcement bars’ surface conditions and also grouting materials were tested under direct tensile tests. This paper presents further discussion on the study of performance of CSSleeves, particularly on the load-displacement graphs and load-strain graphs of the specimens in order to acquire the structural performance of the specimens. The test data indicates that threads on reinforcement bar had significantly deteriorated the bonding mechanism between reinforcement bars and grout. None of the specimens achieved the required strength. However, the findings obtained from the study provide essential basis for future research in developing an adequate sleeve connector. Faculty of Civil Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia 2008 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/8673/1/AhmadBaharudin2008_PerformanceofCSSleevePart_II_StructualPerformance.pdf Ling, Jeng Hua and Abd. Rahman, Ahmad Baharudin and Mirasa, Abdul Karim and Abd. Hamid, Zuhairi (2008) Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance. Malaysian Journal of Civil Engineering, 20 (1). pp. 107-127. ISSN 1823-7843 https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/11784486.pdf
spellingShingle TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Ling, Jeng Hua
Abd. Rahman, Ahmad Baharudin
Mirasa, Abdul Karim
Abd. Hamid, Zuhairi
Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance
title Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance
title_full Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance
title_fullStr Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance
title_full_unstemmed Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance
title_short Performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part II: structural performance
title_sort performance of cs-sleeve under direct tensile load: part ii: structural performance
topic TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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