Behavior of Channel Shear Connectors in Normal and Light Weight Aggregate Concrete (Experimental and Analytical Study)

Mahdi Shariati; Nor Hafizah Ramli Sulong; Hamid Sinaei; Mohammad Mehdi Arabnejad Khanouki; Payam Shafigh

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.168-170.2303

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Behavior of Channel Shear Connectors in Normal and Light Weight Aggregate Concrete (Experimental and Analytical Study)

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This paper describes five push-out tests carried out at the University of Malaya using channel shear connector. The tests study experimentally and analytically, the behavior of channel shear connectors embedded in normal and light weight aggregate concrete (LWAC). Limited push-out tests are used to measure the accuracy of a proposed nonlinear finite element model for typical push-out test specimens. Using this model, an extensive parametric study performed to arrive at prediction for shear capacity of channel connectors in LWAC. An equation is suggested for the shear capacity of these connectors in LWAC.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 168-170)

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2303-2307

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December 2010

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Mahdi Shariati, Nor Hafizah Ramli Sulong, Hamid Sinaei, Mohammad Mehdi Arabnejad Khanouki, Payam Shafigh

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Channel Shear Connector, Composite, Lightweight Aggregate Concrete (LWAC), Load-Slip Curve, Push-Out Monotonic Test

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