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An Experimental Study on Bonding Capacity by Concrete Strength and Type of Re-bar Anchor
Author(s) -
Seong-Yeol Cho,
Ki-Sang Son
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
journal of the korean society of safety
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2383-9953
pISSN - 1738-3803
DOI - 10.14346/jkosos.2015.30.1.040
Subject(s) - rebar , ductility (earth science) , bar (unit) , structural engineering , compressive strength , displacement (psychology) , materials science , significant difference , composite material , engineering , mathematics , geology , psychology , creep , oceanography , statistics , psychotherapist
Many construction equipment or supporting structure should be installed in a field without appropriate anchorage to cause a collapse of those. Anchor length, anchor diameter, hooked or non hooked will be made and tested in the study. This one will be analyzed and compared with the previous study in order to find out some difference, strength by strength, based on this study. Embedded re-bar and the resistant capacity against pulled out force of re bar have been tested and analyzed by concrete design strength and rebar diameter in the study. 21Mpa and 24MPa compressive strength which are used in construction practice have been applied as variables. Those rebars are composed of D13, D16. D22 which are mostly used at construction sites. The followings are summarized as conclusions.1) ductility is not increased as rebar diameter becomes larger under the condition of non-hooked anchorage.2) those are two times of displacement difference between small diameter of rebar and large one with hooked anchorage of rebar while being 1/10 times difference with non-hooked condition but, only 10% difference of maximum load are shown, not conspicuously between hooked and non-hooked condition.3) displacement related to ductility can be three(3) times decreased if only concrete compressive strength and rebar diameter become larger with heavy support weight.

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