Stress-Release Rate Model for Measuring Working Stress in Concrete

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Title: Stress-Release Rate Model for Measuring Working Stress in Concrete

Author(s): Zhao-Dong Xu, Yi Zhang, Jin-Bao Li, and Chang-Qing Miao

Publication: Materials Journal

Volume: 121

Issue: 4

Appears on pages(s): 51-60

Keywords: multi-step slotting method; numerical analysis; stress measurement; stress-release rate model; working stress

DOI: 10.14359/51740782

Date: 8/1/2024

Abstract:
Accurately measuring the working stress of concrete through the stress-release method is a crucial foundation for assessing the operational condition of building structures and formulating maintenance and reinforcement strategies. The slotting method, employed within the stress-release technique, not only addresses the limitations associated with the core-drilling and hole-drilling methods, but also offers a practical solution for engineering detection. This paper presents a novel multi-step slotting method employing a stress-release rate model as its foundation. The fundamental equations governing space-related issues are introduced, and a theoretical model of the stress-release rate is derived. By employing a multi-step slotting process instead of the conventional one-step slotting approach, the limitations of the traditional drilling method are overcome. The stress-release rate model is calibrated using numerical simulation outcomes, followed by both numerical simulation and experimental verification. With a relative error of 3.5% between theoretical and simulated values, and 9.4% with experimental values after excluding the initial slotting data, it is evident that the stress-release rate model demonstrates notable accuracy and applicability. This reaffirms the effectiveness and convenience of the multi-step slotting method for measuring concrete working stress.

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