Author:
Zhou Fengli,Guo Chunwu,Zhang Jiangtao,Guo Jincen,Jiang Jinlong,Ning Lulin
Abstract
Assembled steel-composite bridges generally use stud connectors to achieve the connection between the deck slab and the steel main girders. However, the commonly-used cluster studs weaken the integrity of the precast deck slabs and are not conducive to reducing the size of the precast deck slabs. Based on the excellent mechanical performance of UHPC, a precast steel-concrete composite bridge system consisting of precast bridge deck slabs, bonding cavities, and steel girders was proposed in this study. The system was named PSCC (Precast Steel-Concrete Connectors). To verify the applicability of PSCC connectors in engineering, push-out tests and finite element analysis were carried out in this paper to investigate the shear performance and influence parameters of PSCC connectors. The results showed that compared with the full bonding at the steel-UHPC interface, the shear bearing capacity of the specimens with 30% debonded area rate (the ratio of defect area to total interface area) and the shear bearing capacity of the specimens with 60% debonded area rate decreased by 0.35% and 9.74%, the elastic stiffness decreased by 14.86% and 21.72%, and the elastic-plastic stiffness decreased by 1.6% and 12.8%, respectively. When the steel-UHPC percentage of debonded area is less than 30%, the shear resistance of PSCC connectors is affected very little. However, when the steel-UHPC percentage of debonded area is 60%, the shear resistance of PSCC connectors is greatly affected. Therefore, adequate filling of the UHPC connection layer should be ensured in the project. In addition, the PSCC connectors have excellent ductility, their characteristic slip value Su is much higher than the EC4 specification of 6 mm, and they have better shear performance than conventionally installed stud connectors. According to the results of the parametric analysis, it was found that the failure mode of the PSCC connectors was shear reinforcement fracture when the area ratio of shear reinforcement to stud was less than 1.55, under the premise of the same material strength. On the contrary, the failure mode of PSCC connections was stud fracture. When the transverse spacing of both studs and shear reinforcement is 4d, the PSCC connectors can maintain a high ultimate load capacity while reducing the amount of UHPC in the bonding cavity. Therefore, 4d was chosen as the best spacing for both studs and shear reinforcement.
Funder
Major Science and Technology Projects in Hainan
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Science and technology projects in T.A.R
Subject
Building and Construction,Civil and Structural Engineering,Architecture
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