Splicing and local reinforcement of concrete filled FRP tubes.

Parry, Heather; Rofes, Xenia; Lopez-Anido, Roberto; University of Maine

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Splicing and local reinforcement of concrete filled FRP tubes.

2014-01-01
By Parry, Heather ; Rofes, Xenia ; Lopez-Anido, Roberto

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Parry, Heather ; Rofes, Xenia ; Lopez-Anido, Roberto

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University of Maine
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Arch Bridges Concrete Fiber Reinforced Polymers Reinforcement (Engineering) Reinforcing Bars Splicing
Publication/ Report Number:

ME 14-14
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Maine
Corporate Publisher:

Maine. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

This report includes fulfillment of Task 1 of a multi-task contract to further enhance concrete filled FRP tubes, or

the Bridge in a Backpack. Task 1 investigates and develops a feasible solution for splicing the concrete filled FRP

tubes. This will allow use of this bridge type in longer spans.

A splicing solution using a combination of internal rebar reinforcing and an outer FRP collar to connect the two

sides of the arch is developed and tested. The outer collar sustains the loads during filling of the arch with concrete.

The internal rebar provides the long term load carrying capacity with all dead and live loads.

Results from the laboratory tests and analysis show the splice detail is structurally adequate but is conservative.
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