Stress-strain model for FRP-confined concrete columns under cyclic and seismic loading
Résumé
In structural engineering, seismic vulnerability reduction of existing structures is a crucial issue. External reinforcement with fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) holds interest in achieving this aim. Its use as a retrofitting method is limited, however, for a number of reasons, including the lack of numerical tools for predicting cyclic loading. This paper presents a simplified stress-strain model suitable for monotonic and cycling loading capable of predicting the FRP's effect on reinforced-concrete col umns. The model is inspired by two well-known concrete constitutive laws: one based on damage mechanics (La Borderie's concrete-damage model, 1991); the other on extensive experimental studies (Eid & Paultre's confined-concrete model, 2008). Validation is provided using experimental results on reinforced concrete columns subjected to axial and flexural cyclic loading. All the simulations were conducted with multifiber Timoshenko beam elements.
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