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Research Articles

Three-dimensional nonlinear finite element analysis of concrete deep beam reinforced with GFRP barsFootnote

Pages 25-38 | Received 20 Jun 2014, Accepted 19 Feb 2015, Published online: 17 May 2019

Figures & data

Fig. 1 Test setup and specimen geometry.

Table 1 Characteristics of GFRP-Reinforced Concrete Deep Beams.

Table 2 Experimentally Measured Concrete Properties.

Table 3 Experimental tension test results of the used GFRP bars.

Fig. 2 3-D meshing of concrete deep beam model in ABAQUS.

Table 4 Experimental and predicted ultimate load capacity (Pu), deflection at Pu, diagonal cracking load (Pc), and reserve capacity of GFRP-reinforced concrete deep beams.

Fig. 4 Experimental and finite element pattern of diagonal concrete tension failure (DT) for specimen B6H.

Fig. 5 Experimental and finite element pattern of flexural compression failure (FC) for specimen A1N.

Fig. 6 Experimental and finite element pattern of shear compression failure (SC) for specimen A2N.

Fig. 7 Experimental and finite element pattern of compression strut failure (S) for specimen B5H.

Fig. 8 Experimental reinforcement strain distribution along the bottom layer of reinforcement as the load increased for beam B1N [Citation1].

Fig. 9 Predicted reinforcement strain distribution along the bottom layer of reinforcement as the load increased for beam B1N by ABAQUS.

Fig. 10 Predicted reinforcement strain distribution along the top layer of reinforcement as the load increased for beam B1N by ABAQUS.

Fig. 11 Simulated locations of strain gauges along the height of deep beam and compression strut by finite element.

Table 5 Maximum compressive strain along mid-span locations and compression strut line.

Fig. 13 Effect of FRP bar type on load–deflection response of deep beams.