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Modeling of Textile-Reinforced Concrete with Inclined Textile Orientation

ACI Materials Journal, 2007
A macro level model for textile-reinforced concrete is presented. The focus of the model lies in the phenomenological representation of the major effects of an inclination of the fabric with respect to the load direction. These effects are the alignment of the textile with the direction of tensile stresses, the increasing tension stiffening due to ...
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Tensile response of textile reinforced concrete

Construction and Building Materials, 2020
Abstract Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC) is a cementitious composite material where a carbon or glass fabric is embedded as reinforcement. The use of TRC allows building thin and light structures, with reduced concrete covers and an enhanced durability due to the absence of corrosion problems. In this article, the response of TRC elements subjected
Valeri, Patrick, Ruiz, Miguel Fernandez, Muttoni, Aurelio   +2 more
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Flexural Strengthening of Reinforced Concrete Beams with Textile Reinforced Concrete (TRC)

2011
Carbon-epoxy composite materials are of considerable interest for reinforcement, but they need to be improved and have constraints, particularly in terms of cost and criteria of sustainable development. Such alternatives as textile reinforced concrete (TRC) should be seriously considered as substitutes for traditional composite materials. It is in this
Si Larbi Amir, Contamine Raphael, Ferrier Emmanuel, Hamelin Patrice   +3 more
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Textile reinforced concrete canopies

fib proceedings, 2021
Jan Mittelstädt, Boris Peter
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Textile-reinforced concrete

2016
M. Raupach, C. Morales Cruz
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Application of Polymers to Textile-Reinforced Concrete

Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 2006
In order to improve the load bearing behavior of concrete structures which are subject to bending and tensile stresses, a steel reinforcement is, in general, applied. For reasons of corrosion protection, the steel reinforcement requires a concrete cover with a thickness of several centimeters.
Schleser, Markus (Prof. Dr.-Ing.), Walk-Lauffer, Bernd, Raupach, Michael (Prof. Dr.-Ing.), Dilthey, Ulrich (Prof. Dr.-Ing.)   +3 more
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High-Performance Textile-Reinforced Concrete

Structural Engineering International, 1999
The use of textiles as reinforcement in concrete is a recent and innovative development. Because of certain advantages of textile-reinforced concrete in comparison with conventional composite building materials, the use of elements formed with textiles has a potentially bright future.
Manfred Curbach, Frank Jesse
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Analysing the mechanical characteristics of the textile-to-concrete interface in textile-reinforced concrete

International Journal of Hydropower and Civil Engineering, 2023
Yuriy A Abramov, Viktor M Stankevich, Igor A Goncharenko   +2 more
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Textile reinforced cement as an externally bonded reinforcement for concrete beams

2011
Standard cementitious materials are characterized by a brittle behaviour and a low tensile strength. The most common way to solve these problems is the use of steel reinforcement, but due to the need of a cover for corrosion protection, this results in heavy and massive constructions.
Verbruggen, Svetlana, Wastiels, Jan, Remy, Olivier   +2 more
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The Application Potential of Textile-Reinforced Concrete

SP-250: Textile-Reinforced Concrete, 2008
Textile-reinforced concrete (TRC) is a composite material taking advantage of non-corrosive nature of fiber materials such as alkali-resistant glass (AR-glass), carbon, or aramid for designing slender and filigree structural elements. Compared to short cut fibers, textile reinforcement provides a higher degree of effectiveness because the fiber bundles
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