Bond-Slip Relationship of Beam Flexural Bars in Interior Beam-Column Joints

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Title: Bond-Slip Relationship of Beam Flexural Bars in Interior Beam-Column Joints

Author(s): Hyeon-Jong Hwang, Tae-Sung Eom, and Hong-Gun Park

Publication: Structural Journal

Volume: 112

Issue: 6

Appears on pages(s): 827-837

Keywords: beam-column interior joint; bond slip; cyclic loading; simplified bond strength model

DOI: 10.14359/51687708

Date: 11/1/2015

Abstract:
Under cyclic loading, the structural performance of reinforced concrete (RC) beam-column connections is significantly affected by the bond slip of beam flexural bars. In the present study, a bondslip model was developed to evaluate the bond slip of beam flexural bars within beam-column joints using simplified bond strength and bar strain. To address the cyclic loading effect, the bond strength was determined from the existing test results of beam-column connections that showed complete bond failure. For verification, the predictions of the proposed model were compared with the existing test results of concrete block specimens and beam-column joint specimens. The results showed that the proposed model predicted the bond strength degradation and bond-slip relationships with reasonable precision. For performance-based design, a bond requirement was proposed as the function of the ductility demand of beam-column joints.

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