Beam column joint failure has been linked to the partial or whole collapse of reinforced structures, according information gathered during seismic reconnaissance. Under stress, a single beam only limited impact, but beam-column junction might lead structure. The resulting economic damage and human casualties are substantial. Hence, keeping from coming apart is crucial. Recent earthquakes have c...

Abstract: This research examines the performance of strengthened non-uniformly corroded reinforced self-consolidating concrete (SCC) members. This paper focuses on three aspects of concrete including corrosion, concrete cover loss, and repair technique. Up to a 50% corrosion level is considered in this study. Corrosion was experimentally induced and was simulated in other cases. Twenty-six rein...

There have been great developments in the area of civil engineering in the recent few decades and among these, construction and material innovation are quite prominent. Steel-concrete composite construction has emerged as one of the fastest methods of construction. Even though considerable research efforts on conventional reinforced concrete columns have been executed prior to now, concrete fil...

The vibrations produced by earthquakes cause large horizontal forces in beam-column joints. If these exceed the limit values that joints can withstand, severe irreparable damage might occur. Experimental and analytical studies were conducted to determine energy dissipation capacity ductility of using “Self-compacting Concrete” (SCC) “Normal (NC) mixes containing various quantities steel fibres....

the main objective of this study is to drive a simple solution for prediction of steel fiber reinforced concrete (sfrc) behavior under four point bending test (fpbt). in this model all the force components at the beam section (before and after cracking) are formulated by applying these assumptions: a bilinear elastic-perfectly plastic stress-strain response for concrete behavior in compression,...