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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.18.2010.tde-11062010-093358
Document
Author
Full name
Eduardo Aurélio Barros Aguiar
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Carlos, 2010
Supervisor
Committee
El Debs, Mounir Khalil (President)
Calil Junior, Carlito
Figueiredo Filho, Jasson Rodrigues de
Moreno Junior, Armando Lopes
Pereira, Sebastião Salvador Real
Title in Portuguese
Comportamento de chumbadores grauteados de ligações viga-pilar parcialmente resistentes a momento fletor
Keywords in Portuguese
Chumbador grauteado
Concreto pré-moldado
Ligação semi-rígida
Ligação viga-pilar
Abstract in Portuguese
Neste trabalho estudou-se o comportamento dos chumbadores grauteados, usados em ligações viga-pilar parcialmente resistentes a momento fletor. O foco da pesquisa foi a análise teórica e experimental do mecanismo resistente do chumbador inclinado. O programa experimental englobou 15 modelos, sendo que as variáveis analisados foram: a) diâmetros dos chumbadores, de 16 mm, 20 mm e 25 mm; b) inclinações dos chumbadores, de 0º (chumbador normal à interface), 45º e 60º; c) resistência à compressão do concreto adjacente ao chumbador, sendo usado concreto das classes C35 e C50; d) aplicação de força de compressão normal à interface. Os resultados experimentais indicaram aumentos significativos tanto na capacidade última quanto na rigidez a cisalhamento do chumbador. Foram realizadas simulações numéricas, onde foi verificada a sensibilidade dos resultados aos parâmetros inerentes à interface concreto - almofada de apoio, sendo desenvolvidas expressões para estimar tais parâmetros. Com base na análise experimental e em análises numéricas, foram propostos modelos analíticos que conseguiram representar de forma satisfatória a influência da inclinação e demais parâmetros analisados no mecanismo resistente do chumbador.
Title in English
Behavior of grouted dowel of partial moment resistant beam-to-column connections
Keywords in English
Beam-column connection
Grouted dowels
Precast concrete
Semi-rigid connection
Abstract in English
This research deals with the behavior of grouted dowels, used in partial moment resistant beam-to-column connections. The focus of the research was the theoretical and experimental analysis of dowels resistant mechanism. The experimental program include 15 models, and its variables analyzed were: a) the dowel diameter of 16 mm, 20 mm and 25 mm; b) the dowel inclination of 0° (dowels perpendicular to the interface), 45° and 60°; c) compressive strength of concrete adjacent to the dowels of classes C35 and C50, d) application of compression load, normal to the interface. Experimental results indicated significant increases in ultimate capacity and the shear stiffness of the dowels. Numerical simulations were carried out which identified the sensitivity of results to the parameters of the interface concrete bearing pad, and developed expressions to estimate such parameters are given. Based on experimental and numerical analysis analytical models have been proposed that could adequately represent the influence of inclination and other parameters in the mechanism resistant dowels.
 
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Publishing Date
2010-07-06
 
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