RC 구조물의 인장증강효과를 고려한 수치해석모델

Abstract

In this paper a tension stiffening model based on the bond-slip relationship is introduced and adopted in a finite multi-layered shell element formulation for surface structure analysis.

The tension stiffening effect evaluated at the meso-level is taken into account in the constitutive law of reinforcement for the macro-level by defining a crack element at the Gauss point.

The crack element is iteratively analyzed by means of a step-by-step integration, which allows application of any complicated bond laws.

To define the crack element, a crack spacing model considers the crack formation grade.

As a relevant factor in this tension stiffening concept, the reinforcement cracking stress may be evaluated by taking the fractile value of the concrete tensile strength.

Through several simulations, the validity of the concept is systematically investigated under monotonic and cyclic loading.