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Fatigue Behavior of Bond-Anchored Unidirectional Glass-FRP's

by H. Budelmann, TU Brauschweig, Germany,
B. Kepp, TU Brauschweig, Germany,
F. S. Rost?sy, TU Brauschweig, Germany,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Serviceability and Durability of Construction Materials

Abstract:

The contribution reports on the fatigue behavior of fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) bars, consisting of endless E-glass fibers embedded in a polyester (PE) matrix and anchored in a cylindrical steel tube which is filled with a quartz sand/PE-resin mortar. At the beginning the mechanical material properties, the anchorage design and the bond behavior of the bars are shortly outlined.

Subject Headings: Synthetic materials | Fiber reinforced polymer | Bars (structure) | Glass reinforced plastics | Fiber reinforced composites | Fibers | Fiber reinforced concrete

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