A feasibility study of using low-alkalinity seawater sea sand concrete to improve the long-term bond performance of the BFRP bar in the seawater environment
Journal of Building Engineering(2024)
摘要
BFRP bar has been recognized as one of the most promising alternative reinforcements to address the chloride-induced corrosion of steel bar-reinforced concrete structures in the marine environment. However, the high alkalinity of normal concrete is aggressive to BFRP bars, affecting their long-term bond performance. To address this issue, the bond durability performance of BFRP bar-reinforced low-alkalinity seawater sea sand concrete (SWSSC) after aging in seawater was investigated using the central pull-out test. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was also used to characterize the microstructure of BFRP bar-SWSSC interfaces. The findings revealed that since the corrosion of BFRP bars in low-alkalinity SWSSC is substantially lower, the bonding durability performance of BFRP bar-reinforced low-alkalinity SWSSC is significantly higher than that of ordinary SWSSC pull-out specimens. After 270 days of accelerated aging in seawater at 55°C, bond strength retention in normal SWSSC specimens reduces to about 73%, whereas that of low-alkalinity SWSSC specimens improves to about 107-110%. The energy consumption and carbon emissions of low-alkalinity SWSSC are less than half of those of normal SWSSC.
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Alkalinity,Seawater sea sand concrete (SWSSC),BFRP bar,Bonding strength,Durability,Marine environment
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