Behavior of Modified Strut-and-Tie Model (STM) on Concrete Beams
Taufik S., Antonius A., Sugianto A.
Abstract
Reinforced concrete components are generally designed to withhold shear and bending based on the assumption at strain varies linearly in a section where the applied force is a combination of shear with bending, torsion, or normal forces. The behavior of shear failure in reinforced concrete beams is very different from that in flexural failure. Shear failure is brittle without warning in the form of significant deflection, resulting in diagonal cracks in the beam then the shear force mechanism will be contributed by an arching action where this action can provide a reserve capacity large enough for the beam to carry the load. Nonlinear analysis using the strut-and-tie method is particularly useful for shear-critical structures where classical beam theory is not valid due to significant shear deformations. Strut-and-Tie Model research which is applied to concrete (25 MPa), also uses the optimal configuration FEM software tool from Strut-and-Tie which leads to the efficiency of Strut-and-Tie. The results of the optimization and modification of the Strut-and-Tie Model on concrete will also be applied to the experimental models tested until they fail so that the optimal conditions for numerical models will be obtained. Based on the analysis result of element model using ANSYS computational assistance program, the ultimate flexural capacity of the beam model will increase depending on the used STM model and inclination angle (f), at the STM type 2 high < 1000 mm, inclination angle (f) 45° having a decrease in ultimate shear capacity (Vu) of 49,31% against type 1, at the STM model 3 high < 1000 mm, with inclination angle (f) 45° having an increase ultimate shear (Vu) of 4,14% against type 1. Stress pattern performed bottle shape in line with diagonal strut. Ductility capacity will be decreased at inclination angle <45° of 27,11%, at inclination angle >45° will be decreased of 55,67%,
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