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Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing
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Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
Strengthening of Concrete Structures
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• Steel Plates
External Reinforcing Systems
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• External Post-tensioning
External Reinforcing Systems
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Systems
External Reinforcing Systems
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• CHAPTER 5—LOADS, LOAD COMBINATIONS, AND STRENGTH REDUCTION FACTORS
ACI 562-13
5.5—Load combinations for structures repaired with external reinforcing systems
5.5.1 For repairs achieved with unprotected external reinforcing systems, the required strength U of a structure without repair shall be at least equal to the effects of factored loads in Eq. (5.5.1).
Uex ≥ 1.2D + 0.5L + Ak + 0.2S (5.5.1)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• For External reinforcing systems:– Fiber Reinforced Systems (FRP)– Steel Plates– External Post-tensioning
• To Ensure that the unrepaired structure maintains a minimum strength should failure of the repair system occur due to: – Fire, impact, or blast– Wind and earthquake forces are not included
• To maintain sufficient strength until the damaged repair system is repaired
ACI 562-13
Uex ≥ 1.2D + 0.5L + Ak + 0.2S (5.5.1)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• To distinguish between adhesively bonded and mechanically bonded systems
• To provide separate design strength limits for damage during normal operations versus for a fire event
• To provide guidance for fire rating evaluation
• Other extreme events such as blast and removed
ACI 562-16 (revision)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
5.5—Load combinations for structures repaired with external reinforcing systems
5.5.1 For rehabilitation achieved with external reinforcing systems that are susceptible to damage by fire, vandalism or collision, the required strength of the structure without rehabilitation shall equal or exceed the effects of the load combinations specified in 5.5.2, and 5.5.3.
ACI 562-16 (revision)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
5.5.2 For non-mechanically bonded external reinforcement and all FRP systems, the required strength of the structure withoutexternal reinforcement shall satisfy Equations 5.5.2a and 5.5.2b
fRn ≥ 1.1D + 0.5L + 0.2S (5.5.2a)
fRn ≥ 1.1D + 0.75L (5.5.2b)
• f is the strength-reduction factor is 5.3 or 5.4, as applicable
• Rn is the nominal strength of the structure without the external reinforcement
• Equation (5.5.2b) is similar to limit in ACI 440.2R-08 (FRP)
ACI 562-16 (revision)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• For FRP and Non-Mechanically Bonded Systems
ACI 562-16 (revision)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
5.5.3 To account for potential performance issues during a fire event, the required strength of the structure without external reinforcement shall satisfy Eq. (5.5.3)
fexR ≥ (0.9 or 1.2)D + 0.5L + 0.2S (5.5.3)
• fex is equal to 1.0 (no strength reduction)
• R is the nominal strength of the structural element considering reduced material strength
• ACI 216 provides guidance on determining material strength during a fire event
ACI 562-16 (revision)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• 5.5.3 applies to all mechanically and adhesively bonded reinforcing systems
ACI 562-16 (revision)
Steel Plates FRP Post-Tensioning
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Muambient=1.2DL+1.6LL (ASCE 7)
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Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• If strength (fire rating) is not adequate without the external reinforcing material then additional fire proofing is required– To protect the ext. reinforcing system– And/or to protect the existing member
• To increase the fire rating of the element
• In this case, the effect of the fire protection system on the external reinforcement and existing elements is considered
ACI 562-16 (revision)
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• Protecting FRP and Steel Plates with Fireproofing
Fire Protection
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• RC Concrete Enlargement
Other Strengthening Methods
• Concrete cover provides required fire rating
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
• Ext PT Encased in Concrete Enlargement
Other Strengthening Methods
• Concrete cover provides required fire rating
Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
SUMMARY
• Two strength limits have been introduced to ACI 562-16 for external reinforcing systems:
– Strength limit for normal operations– Strength limit for fire events
• All Non-mechanically bonded systems and FRP systems must meet the normal operations limit in 5.5.2
– Based on design (or tested) material properties and typical f factors– Mechanically attached systems not included– Allows for approx. 40% strength increase
• All external system must be checked for adequate fire resistance per 5.5.3– Based on lower material strength and f = 1.0– Ignoring the external system if not fire protected– Additional fire resistance can be provided using fireproofing materials
• Effectiveness of fire proofing materials must be established through material testing and full scale structural testing
ACI 562-16, Section 5.5 – Design Limits
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Design Strength Requirements for Externally Applied Reinforcing Systems
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