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CIE 525: Reinforced Concrete Design

Short-Term Mechanical Properties of


High Strength Concrete
Presented by: Group 7
Manish Kumar
Zhaoyu Ma
Moses Matovu
Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
University at Buffalo
September 18, 2012

Outline
Mechanical Behavior in Compression
Stress-strain behavior
Compressive Strength
Elastic Modulus

Mechanical Behavior in Tension


Tensile Strength
Modulus of rupture

Poissons Ratio
Two Union Square, Seattle
(19 ksi/131 Mpa Concrete)
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Compressive Strength
8000 /55
ACI Committee 363-2002

Contributing factors:

(Beushausen and Alexander, 2010)

W/C ratio
Curing
Strength gain with time
Coarse aggregates
Testing conditions
Carrasquillo et al. (1981)
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Compressive Strength
Strength gain of 17 ksi concrete

Shah and Ahmad (1994)

Coarse aggregates

Atcin (1998)

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Stress-strain Behavior in Uniaxial Compression

ACI 363 (2010)


Wight and MacGregor (2009)
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Elastic Modulus
ACI 318: = 57,000 psi
Overestimates for HSC

ACI 363: = 40,000 + 1.0 106 psi


Conservative

Effect of Coarse Aggregates

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Elastic Modulus
ACI 318: = 57,000

ACI 363: = 40,000 + 1.0 106

ACI 363 (2010)

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Modulus of Rupture
= psi, 7.5 11.7

ACI 363 (2010)

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Splitting Tensile Strength


= psi, 6.7 7.4

ACI 363 (2010)

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Poissons Ratio
In linear zone
Constant ~0.2

Nonlinear zone

ACI 363 (2010)

Difficult to measure
Expected to be lower than NSC
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Conclusions
Mechanical behavior in compression
Different behavior from NSC

Mechanical behavior in tension


Similar behavior to NSC

Poissons Ratio
Comparable to NSC

Major Influencing factors


Coarse aggregates
Curing
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Questions?
World Trump Tower, NY
80 Mpa Concrete

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