Report B : self-consolidating concrete (SCC) for infrastructure elements - bond, transfer length, and development length of prestressing strand in SCC.

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Report B : self-consolidating concrete (SCC) for infrastructure elements - bond, transfer length, and development length of prestressing strand in SCC.

2012-08-01
By Missouri University of Science and Technology

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Missouri University of Science and Technology
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Aggregates (Building Materials) Bond Strength (Materials) Coarse Aggregates Concrete--Additives Mechanical Tests Mix Design Prestressed Concrete Prestressing Self-consolidating Concrete--Testing Self Compacting Concrete
Publication/ Report Number:

Project TRyy1103 ; cmr 13-003

Project TRyy1103 ; cmr 13-003 Less -
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Missouri
Edition:

Final report.
Corporate Publisher:

Missouri. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

Due to its economic advantages, the use of self-consolidating concrete (SCC) has

increased rapidly in recent years. However, because SCC mixes typically have decreased

amounts of coarse aggregate and high amounts of admixtures, industry members have

expressed concerns that the bond of prestressing strand in SCC may be compromised.

While the bond performance of prestressing strand in a new material such as SCC is an

important topic requiring investigation, the results are only applicable if the research is

completed on strands with similar bond quality as the strands used in the field. Therefore,

the objectives of this research program were to investigate the transfer and development

lengths of prestressing strand in SCC and also evaluate the effectiveness of two proposed

bond tests in determining acceptable bond quality of strand.
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