聚脲加固砖填充墙抗爆性能的试验和分析方法研究

为了掌握聚脲喷涂加固砖填充墙的抗爆特性,基于一种改进的大型爆炸试验装置,开展了聚脲加固框架砖填充墙的原型爆炸试验,分析了爆炸荷载作用下加固砖墙的动力响应特征和破坏过程及模式,揭示了其失效破坏机理。研究结果表明,聚脲加固可大幅提升填充墙构件的抗爆性能,显著增加填充墙构件的变形延性;加固砖墙受爆炸荷载作用发生振动的过程其体系刚度不断变化,最高相差133%;随着比例距离降低,加固砖墙的破坏模式逐渐由弯曲破坏转为剪切破坏,聚脲厚度超过6 mm可以有效限制局部剪切破坏现象;基于砖墙和聚脲涂层的抗力函数建立的理论计算模型,可以较为准确地预测爆炸作用下背爆面加固双向砖墙的正向位移响应过程。     

沙漠砂蒸压加气混凝土砌块墙体的抗震性能试验研究

沙漠砂蒸压加气混凝土砌块是一种新型墙体建筑材料,本文利用沙漠砂制成的B06级沙漠砂蒸压加气混凝土砌块,以村镇建筑为对象,设计了两片在不同的竖向压应力0.1MPa和0.3MPa作用下的墙体,进行了拟静力试验的研究,分析了墙体在这两种竖向压应力作用下的破坏特征、滞回曲线、骨架曲线、耗能能力、延性系数以及刚度退化曲线。结果表明:在水平低周反复荷载作用下,墙体的破坏主要以剪切破坏为主,随着压应力的增加,墙体在破坏时的斜裂缝显著增加,且刚度退化更平缓;在竖向压应力为0.3MPa作用下墙体的极限荷载、延性系数大约是0.1MPa作用下的1.71倍和1.16倍。研究结果可为沙漠砂蒸压加气混凝土砌块墙体的承载力理论计算提供数据支撑。     

砌体填充墙的抗爆性能

为了揭示砌体填充墙的抗爆破坏机理,在野外实验中,测得了爆炸条件下砌体填充墙上的爆炸荷载及位移,得到了墙的抗爆性能、破坏模式以及碎片的飞散和分布情况。实验结果表明,墙体的破坏模式与荷载的大小有关,其破坏主要由灰缝的破坏引起。结合实验现象,采用分离式建模的精细化数值模拟方法,得到了不同荷载条件下裂缝的发展过程、墙体的边界条件对墙体的破坏模式的影响,确定了墙体不同破坏等级时的药量,进一步说明本文中数值模拟方法的合理性。     

单向砌体填充墙激波管试验和动力行为分析

为研究远场爆炸荷载作用下单向砌体填充墙的动力行为及其失效破坏机理,首先,基于研发的压缩空气驱动大截面（3 m×3 m）激波管开展了两面不同厚度单向实心砌体填充墙的面外加载试验,获得了作用在墙体表面的反射超压荷载时程、墙体面外挠度时程及墙体的变形失效模式。其次,建立了激波管精细化有限元模型,提出了砌体墙简化微观有限元建模方法,以及扩展砖块的Riedel-Hiermaier-Thoma材料模型和接缝的内聚力接触模型参数取值计算方法,对激波管中的压力传播以及试验墙体面外动态响应和损伤破坏开展了数值模拟。最后,基于爆炸荷载作用下单向砌体填充墙面外抗力方程和等效单自由度模型对试验墙体中心点面外挠度时程进行预测。结果表明：减小墙体高厚比可以增大框架拱推力,从而显著提升墙体的抗爆性能,厚105 mm的墙体在经历1次激波管试验后发生倒塌,而厚235 mm的墙体在经历6次激波管试验后仅有轻微损伤;墙体表面反射超压荷载时程的试验和数值模拟结果均为均布脉冲型荷载,且两者吻合很好,验证了激波管设计和激波管精细化有限元模型的合理性;数值模拟和理论预测的墙体动力行为与试验结果吻合较好,可为砌体填充墙抗爆评估与分析...     

POZD涂层方形钢筋混凝土板抗接触爆炸试验研究

为研究聚异氰氨酸酯噁唑烷聚合物高分子材料（polyisocyanate oxazodone，POZD）涂层方形钢筋混凝土板在接触爆炸作用下的破坏模式和抗爆性能，对POZD涂层方形钢筋混凝土板进行接触爆炸条件下试验研究。试验中采用建筑结构中楼面设计常用的钢筋混凝土板为研究对象，通过11次独立的爆炸试验，分析了不同POZD涂层厚度对抗爆性能的影响，观测了钢筋混凝土板在不同装药量和不同POZD涂层厚度条件下的破坏模式和破坏特征，研究结果表明:涂层POZD钢筋混凝土板的主要破坏模式为钢筋混凝土板正面爆炸成坑，背面POZD涂层的圆锥状鼓起。POZD涂层鼓起主要是在爆炸冲击波作用下POZD涂层从基体板脱离并出现较大塑性变形所致。当冲击波荷载强度超过POZD材料的极限抗拉强度时，在涂层锥尖处形成较小的圆孔装剪切破坏，涂层的其他区域保持完好，从而让钢筋混凝土板不会产生较大范围的震塌破坏。在强冲击波荷载作用下利用POZD涂层仍然能够保持大变形、高塑性特性，可以通过自身的大变形很好地延长爆炸荷载的作用时间和耗散时间，吸收较大冲击波能量，从而约束混凝土震塌碎片，提高钢混混凝土板的抗爆性能。随着POZD涂层厚度增加，板的抗接触爆炸作用下的抗爆能力越强，临界震塌破坏装药量越多。研究结果可为工程应用及毁伤评估提供参考。     

桁架式钢筋混凝土叠合板式墙抗爆性能实验

为研究桁架式叠合板式墙的抗爆性能,进行了2块桁架式叠合板式墙和2块现浇板式墙在多次冲击荷载作用下的对比实验,分析了各试件的破坏过程、变形(刚度)、承载力、强度及裂缝分布形态。结果表明:桁架式叠合板式墙与现浇板式墙相比,爆炸破坏过程相似;爆炸荷载小时,试件处于弹性状态,两者刚度基本一致;开裂后,现浇板式墙比叠合板式墙刚度降低明显快,桁架钢筋能有效抑制裂缝扩展,且试件并未出现剪切破坏。说明桁架式叠合板式墙的整体性能较好,叠合板式墙的抗爆性能优于现浇板式墙。     

爆炸荷载作用下配筋砌体结构的动力响应

基于大型非线性动力有限元软件LS-DYNA,通过改变墙体的约束情况、砌体材料的强度等级、纵 向配筋率、高宽比、荷载峰值、墙体距爆心点距离、墙体开洞以及粘贴玻璃纤维复合材料等,得到配筋砌体墙在 爆炸荷载作用下的变形规律、破坏情况以及结构墙体中砌体材料、钢筋的应力和位移随时间的变化规律。同 时对各种不同工况下配筋砌体墙的防爆性能进行比较,找出了影响结构响应最为重要的因素,给配筋砌体墙 防爆设计提供参考。     

高温影响的钢管混凝土柱抗爆性能研究

火灾与爆炸通常相伴发生,对工程结构安全造成了严重威胁。为研究高温下钢管混凝土柱抗爆性能,采用ABAQUS有限元软件建立了ISO 834标准火灾作用下钢管混凝土柱抗爆模型。在验证有限元模型可靠性基础上,首先分析了标准火灾作用下钢管混凝土柱抗爆工作机理;其次重点研究了受火时间、材料强度、含钢率以及爆炸当量对构件在标准火灾下抗爆性能的影响。研究结果表明:火灾作用下两端固结的钢管混凝土柱受爆炸荷载时,柱两端首先发生剪切破坏,随后整体发生受弯破坏;随着受火时间增加,钢管耗能占比降低,混凝土塑性变形逐渐成为主要耗能机制;混凝土强度、爆炸当量与轴压比对钢管混凝土柱高温下抗爆性能影响明显,当混凝土立方体抗压强度从30 MPa增加到50 MPa,常温与受火90 min构件抗爆性能分别提高约21%与42%。     

单钢板混凝土剪力墙抗爆性能研究

钢板混凝土剪力墙作为一种新型的抗侧力构件，具有良好的耗能能力和抗冲击性能，已逐渐应用于建筑工程结构的抗震和防护结构的抗爆设计。设计了3个试件，分别为普通钢筋混凝土板、单侧钢板混凝土板和夹心钢板混凝土板，开展了钢板混凝土剪力墙的接触爆炸试验，并通过非线性程序LS-DYNA建立了3个钢板混凝土剪力墙试件的数值模型，对比分析了不同试件在接触爆炸作用下的动态响应、破坏模式和抗爆性能。试验和数值分析结果表明:接触爆炸作用下，试验设计的3种试件呈现3种破坏模式；普通钢筋混凝土板中部发生混凝土贯穿破坏，钢筋发生较大弯曲变形；单侧钢板混凝土板由于栓钉拔出发生钢板和混凝土分离，丧失整体性和继续承载能力；夹心钢板混凝土板发生上层混凝土压碎，夹心钢板、上层和下层混凝土板连接性能较强，整体性较好，具有继续承载的能力，且夹心钢板混凝土板跨中挠度和混凝土碎块飞溅距离较小。单侧钢板混凝土板和夹心钢板混凝土板配置钢筋网可以显著增强混凝土层和钢板的连接性能，有效减小上下层混凝土的碎裂和剥落，增强其整体性和抗爆性能。     

爆炸荷载下碳纤维布加固混凝土板的抗弯性能研究

为研究碳纤维布加固混凝土板的抗爆能力,用混凝土HJC动力本构模型,建立了混凝土板、炸药及考虑空气介质影响的流固耦合有限元计算模型.用动力分析软件ANSYS/LS-DYNA,对在爆炸荷载作用下未粘贴碳纤维布以及用碳纤维布加固下的混凝土板的跨中位移及受力性能进行了数值分析.研究结果表明:混凝土板用碳纤维布粘贴加固后抗爆炸冲击能力明显提高,且碳纤维布粘贴在一定层数以内时,其抗爆炸冲击能力与加固层数成正比,继续增加层数时抗爆能力提高不明显,甚至有相反的变化趋势.     

Masonry walls strengthened with composite materials – dynamic out-of-plane behavior

The dynamic behavior of masonry walls strengthened with composite materials and subjected to dynamic out-of-plane loading is analytically investigated. The analytical model derived in the paper focuses on one-way action through the height of the wall and it is based on dynamic equilibrium and the compatibility conditions between the structural components (masonry units, mortar joints, FRP reinforcement, and adhesive layers). The cracking and the nonlinear and dissipative behavior of the mortar material, the breathing of cracks, the rocking phenomenon, the development of arching forces, the interaction between the existing wall and the composite system, and the formation of debonded zones near the cracked mortar joints are considered in the nonlinear dynamic analysis. A numerical study that examines the capabilities of the model, quantifies the response of the strengthened wall to dynamic loads such as free and forced vibrations and seismic base excitation, and compares it to the response of the unstrengthened wall is presented. A summary and conclusions close the paper.     

Numerical simulation of the failure process of unreinforced masonry walls due to concentrated static and dynamic loading

Finite element analyses of brick masonry subjected to in-plane concentrated static and dynamic loads are carried out to study crack initiation and propagation during the failure process of unreinforced masonry walls. The numerical model is firstly validated by the experimental tests by using the same materials parameters and loading conditions. Then, the static and dynamic concentrated loads are applied to the mortar joints and brick, respectively, and numerical simulations are used to compare the fracture characteristics for these loads. In addition, a comparison of fracture mechanisms for the concentrated loads on the mortar joint and brick is also given. Finally, the effect of dynamic pressure (P_max) on the failure mechanism of brick masonry is considered.     

Seismic strengthening of stone masonry walls with glass fiber reinforced polymer strips and mechanical anchorages

Experimental Techniques - This paper presents a strengthening technique for traditional load-bearing stone masonry walls. The technique consists in the application of GFRP strips on masonry wall...     

A fast and general upper-bound limit analysis approach for out-of-plane loaded masonry walls

A new general approach for the limit analysis of out-of-plane loaded masonry walls based on an upper bound formulation is presented. A given masonry wall of generic form presenting openings of arbitrary shape is described through its Non-Uniform Rational B-Spline (NURBS) representation in the three-dimensional Euclidean space. A lattice of nodes is defined in the parameters space together with possible fracture lines. An initial set of rigid elements initially subdividing the original wall geometry is identified accordingly. A homogenized upper bound limit analysis formulation, which takes into account the main characteristics of masonry material such as very low resistance in traction and anisotropic behavior is deduced. Moreover the effect of vertical loads and membrane stresses is considered, assuming internal dissipation allowed exclusively along element edges. A number of technically meaningful examples prove that a good estimate of the collapse load multiplier is obtained, provided that the initial net of yield lines is suitably adjusted by means of a meta-heuristic approach (i.e. a Genetic Algorithm, GA) in order to enforce that element edges accurately represent the actual failure mechanism.     

A numerical model for non-linear dynamic analysis of slender masonry structures

A numerical model is presented to enable performing non-linear dynamic analysis of slender masonry structures and elements, such as towers and columns or masonry walls in out-of-plane flexure. Such structures are represented via a continuous one-dimensional model. The main mechanical characteristics of the material in all sections along the height of such structures are taken into account by means of a non-linear elastic constitutive law formulated in terms of generalized stress and strain, under the assumption that the material has no resistance to tension and limited compressive strength. The relations defined herein for the general case of hollow rectangular cross-sections are also aimed at enabling study of towers, bell-towers and similar slender structures.     

单向连续竹纤维增强聚合物的拉伸性能

描述了一种单向连续竹纤维增强聚合物试件的制作工艺过程:研究了该型竹纤维增强复合材料的拉伸力学性能。将该性能与单向连续玻璃纤维增强聚合物的拉伸力学性能进行了比较,发现竹纤维增强聚合物的拉伸模量要明显高于玻璃纤维增强聚合物的对应值,而其拉伸强度和玻璃纤维增强聚合物的相当。同时发现竹纤维增强聚合物的纵向延展性较小,呈现一次性单界面脆性断裂状况,相对地,连续玻璃纤维增强聚合物的拉伸断裂是多次多界面分段断裂。     

A kinematic FE limit analysis model for thick English bond masonry walls

Two-wythes masonry walls arranged in English bond texture were often used in the past as bearing panels in seismic area. On the other hand, earthquake surveys have demonstrated that masonry strength under horizontal actions is usually insufficient, causing premature collapses of masonry buildings, often ascribed to out-of-plane actions. Furthermore, many codes of practice impose for new brickwork walls a minimal slenderness, which for instance is fixed by the Italian O.P.C.M. 3431 equal to 12 for artificial bricks and 10 for natural blocks masonry.For the above reasons, the analysis at failure of English bond brickwork walls under out-of-plane actions is a topic that deserves consideration, despite the fact that almost the totality of the studies of masonry at failure is devoted to running bond arrangements. Furthermore, it must be noted that an approach based on the analysis of running bond texture – in comparison with English bond pattern – is not suitable for the investigation of the behavior of bearing panels.In this framework, in the present paper, a Reissner–Mindlin kinematic limit analysis approach is presented for the derivation of the macroscopic failure surfaces of two-wythes masonry arranged in English bond texture. In particular, the behavior of a 3D system constituted by infinitely resistant bricks connected by joints reduced to interfaces with frictional behavior and limited tensile/compressive strength is identified with a 2D Reissner–Mindlin plate. In this way, assuming both an associated flow rule for the constituent materials and a finite subclass of possible deformation modes, an upper bound approximation of macroscopic English bond masonry failure surfaces is obtained as a function of macroscopic bending moments, torsion and shear forces.Several examples of technical relevance are treated both at a cell level and at a structural level, addressing the differences in terms of collapse loads and failure surfaces due to different textures and constituent laws for joints. Finally, two meaningful structural examples consisting of a panel in cylindrical flexion and a masonry slab constrained at three edges and out-of-plane loaded are discussed. A detailed comparison in terms of deformed shapes at collapse and failure loads between a 2D FE Reissner–Mindlin limit analysis approach and a full 3D heterogeneous FE model shows the reliability of the results obtained using the kinematic identification approach proposed.     

Effect of Unreinforced Masonry Infill on Floor Amplification and Other Parameters in Frame-Wall Buildings

Frame-shear wall buildings or dual systems are a common form of reinforced concrete building structures. In such systems, shear walls form the primary lateral load-resisting elements intended to carry about 75% of lateral loads. The beam-column frame elements carry the vertical loads and the balance amount of lateral loads. Unreinforced masonry infill panels are common in frame-wall buildings which are incorporated to serve functional purposes. Infill panels are generally not modeled while designing the buildings. However, the influence of infill on the behavior of the building is considerable. In the present study, the response parameters in terms of average floor spectra and roof displacements have been studied in dual system buildings designed as per Unified Performance-Based Design (UPBD) method, with and without masonry infill struts. The UPBD method satisfies both target design drift and performance level simultaneously. Floor spectra are useful in the design of Operational and Functional Components (OFCs) in buildings which are mounted on floors. For the design of OFCs, parameters such as Floor Amplification factor (FAF), Component Amplification Factor (CAF), and Total Amplification Factor (TAF) are important and have been studied here. Frame-wall buildings with two plans and various heights with and without infill struts have been considered for specified target drift and performance levels. It has been observed that floor response diminishes with the incorporation of infill struts. Some important conclusions have been drawn on FEMA provisions.