Journal of Earthquake Engineering · 2017 · 16 citations · 28 references
EngineeringCivil EngineeringMaterials ScienceEarthquake EngineeringSeismic DesignStructural EngineeringCorrosion In ConcreteCorrosion Of Construction MaterialsEarthquake Response Of StructuresSteel StructuresStructural JointsStructural Response AnalysisAxial CompressionBeam-column JointsCompression RatioEnergy DissipationSeismic Energy DissipationSeismic PerformanceStiffnessUltimate Bearing Capacity
This research was carried out to investigate the seismic performance of RC beam-column joints under acid rain circle via comparison of energy dissipation behavior and failure mechanism of joints with different corrosion levels and axial compression ratio. At the initial corrosion level, the strength, ductility, and energy consumption of RC beam-column joints improved slightly; at a later stage, the bearing and deformation capacity decreased as the corrosion rate of steel rebars increased. The test shows that with the increasing of the axial compression ratio, the initial stiffness and ultimate bearing capacity of the joints will increasing if the corrosion levels are the same, but the ductility of that will decrease.
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