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PARAMETRIC STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE BEARING CAPACITY OF STEEL REINFORCED CONCRETE (SRC) UNDER ECCENTRIC LOADING

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  3-17

Abstract

 Due to the numerous advantages of Steel Reinforced Concrete (SRC) as a kind of Composite columns over the reinforced concrete and steel columns, its use has been widespread in recent years, especially in high-rise buildings. In these columns, due to the presence of steel profiles in the reinforced concrete, the buckling of the steel components is delayed or does not occur, which would significantly increase the bearing capacity of the cross-section. In this research, a numerical study was carried out with the aid of ABAQUS software to investigate some of the factors affecting the load capacity of SRC columns under eccentric loading. A finite element model was validated based on experimental results. A total of 39 SRC columns were analyzed for parametric study. Geometric and material variables such as steel ratio, slenderness column ratio, eccentric loading ratio, compressive strength, and stirrup spacing were evaluated on the bearing capacity of the SRC columns. Also, based on the calculated values, the axial and lateral load-displacement as well as axial load-bending moment curves were plotted. The results showed that with increase in the steel ratio and the reduction of the distance between the stirrups, the ductility index increased, while with the reduction of the distance between the stirrups, the bearing capacity of the column increased slightly. Moreover, with the increase of the eccentricity, the bearing capacity of the columns was significantly reduced and the slope of the descending branch of lateral load-displacement decreased gradually. Moreover, if the column was less slender, the axial load-displacement curve would have a greater initial slope and with increasing slenderness, the lateral load-displacement would have more nonlinear behavior due to increased second-order deformation. In addition, the axial load and stiffness of the Composite column were significantly affected by the concrete compressive strength. The results also indicated that with increasing the eccentricity, the bearing capacity of the Composite columns was reduced.

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    APA: Copy

    AHMADI, M., NAGHIPOUR, M., & NEMATZADEH, M.. (2020). PARAMETRIC STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE BEARING CAPACITY OF STEEL REINFORCED CONCRETE (SRC) UNDER ECCENTRIC LOADING. SHARIF: CIVIL ENINEERING, 36-2(3/2 ), 3-17. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/965535/en

    Vancouver: Copy

    AHMADI M., NAGHIPOUR M., NEMATZADEH M.. PARAMETRIC STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE BEARING CAPACITY OF STEEL REINFORCED CONCRETE (SRC) UNDER ECCENTRIC LOADING. SHARIF: CIVIL ENINEERING[Internet]. 2020;36-2(3/2 ):3-17. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/965535/en

    IEEE: Copy

    M. AHMADI, M. NAGHIPOUR, and M. NEMATZADEH, “PARAMETRIC STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE BEARING CAPACITY OF STEEL REINFORCED CONCRETE (SRC) UNDER ECCENTRIC LOADING,” SHARIF: CIVIL ENINEERING, vol. 36-2, no. 3/2 , pp. 3–17, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/965535/en

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