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Research Article

Improvement of MTSTR Column Performance under Eccentric Loads

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Pages 5927-5957 | Received 08 May 2019, Accepted 15 Feb 2021, Published online: 30 Apr 2021
 

ABSTRACT

The performance of a new type of concrete columns reinforced with multi-tied spiral transverse reinforcements called MTSTR columns has not yet been investigated and compared with other types of columns under eccentric loads. In this regard, three types of concrete columns, concrete-filled steel tube column (CFST), traditional concrete column (TCC) and MTSTR column were simulated in this study by nonlinear finite element (FE) method. The comparison between the load–moment interaction (P-M) diagrams of these columns revealed that the MTSTR column is the weakest among the three column types in the tension-controlled region of the P-M diagram. An oriented comprehensive parametric study was carried out in order to detect the reason and overcome the above-mentioned shortcoming. Obtained results showed that utilization of more spirals with small diameters and vertical spacing placed near the sides of the cross-section instead of a few spirals with the large diameter and vertical spacing located in the central part of the cross-section of the column improves considerably the eccentric bearing capacity of the MTSTR columns.

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