Evaluation of load transfer performance of PSC anchorage according to changes in yield strength and spacing of confinement reinforcement

Jun Mo Yang, Jin Kook Kim

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Abstract

PSC anchorage zone specimens with different yield strength and spacing of the anchorage reinforcements were designed based on the bearing capacity calculation method of PTI and Kwon et al. and their performance was evaluated through the load transfer test of ETAG 013. As a result of the test, the specimen reinforced with SD400 reinforcement at 60 mm spacings was evaluated to stably transfer high prestress to concrete in terms of maximum load, crack width, and strain. Whereas the specimen reinforced with SD500 reinforcement at 70 mm spacings did not satisfy the acceptance criteria of ETAG 013, and showed very inferior results to the bearing strength calculation based on PTI and Kwon et al. These results indicated that the increase in yield strength of the lateral confinement reinforcement has a limit in exerting the confined stress by the increased strain, and the yield strength of the confinement reinforcement should be used as a limited value in the confined stress equation.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)457-463
Number of pages7
JournalJournal of the Korea Concrete Institute
Volume32
Issue number5
DOIs
StatePublished - Oct 2020

Keywords

  • Anchorage zone
  • Confinement effect
  • Lateral confinement rebar
  • Spacing
  • Yield strength

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