研究生: |
陳玠宏 Chieh-Hung Chen |
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論文名稱: |
柱-基礎接合部往復載重行為研究 Cyclic Behavior of Column-Foundation Connection |
指導教授: |
鄭敏元
Min-Yuan Cheng |
口試委員: |
黃世建
Shyh-Jiann Hwang 陳正誠 Cheng-Cheng Chen 邱建國 Chien-Kuo Chiu |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工程學院 - 營建工程系 Department of Civil and Construction Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2021 |
畢業學年度: | 109 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 247 |
中文關鍵詞: | 往復載重 、柱-基礎接合部強度 、彎鉤錨定 、擴頭鋼筋錨定 |
外文關鍵詞: | cyclic load, the strength of column-foundation connection, hook anchor, headed anchor |
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現今淺基礎之設計,通常僅檢核穿孔剪力強度,若剪力強度不足通常會選擇增加基礎版厚度來滿足,而近期文獻(Laboratory Tests of Column-Foundation Moment Transfer Connections with Headed Anchors by Worsfold and Moehle, 2019)顯示柱-基礎接合部強度似乎還有很多研究空間,據此,本研究團隊與上述文獻作者合作,共同探討淺基礎柱與基礎版接合部強度在往復載重下之影響。
本研究共測試六組接近實際尺寸之試體,主要測試變數包含:(1)柱主筋錨定型式,分為彎鉤與擴頭錨定兩種;(2)柱箍筋是否連續提供於基礎版深度內;以及(3)柱主筋標準彎鉤延伸方向,分為往外延伸與往接頭區延伸兩種。實驗結果顯示,所有試體強度受到柱底發展撓曲強度所主控,另外由試體剖面裂縫觀察中可發現破壞面呈錐形,應為穿孔剪力破壞、錨栓拉破破壞與剪力撬破破壞之其中一種破壞機制控制,但分析結果顯示使用頂部T型梁-柱接頭模型與剪破強度模型其預測強度較為接近測試結果,與破壞模式不相符,且錨栓拉破強度模型所得結果普遍過於保守,最後撓曲剛度分析結果顯示,縱向主筋彎鉤方向朝接頭內延伸且於基礎版內有箍筋之試體,其撓曲剛度最大。
In the current, the design of shallow foundation only checked punching shear strength. If the shear strength is insufficient, usually increased the thickness to meet the requirements. The recent literature (Laboratory Tests of Column-Foundation Moment Transfer Connections with Headed Anchors by Worsfold and Moehle, 2019) showed that there seems to be a lot of research on the strength of the column-foundation connection. Based on this, our research team cooperated with Worsfold and Moehle to discuss the strength of column-foundation connection with cyclic load test.
This paper tested six specimens close to full-scale. The design parameters include: (1) the anchor type of the column longitudinal reinforcement, which is divided into two types: hook and Headed anchor; (2) whether the column stirrups are continuous into foundation; (3) The standard hook of the column longitudinal reinforcement is divided into two types: outward and interior. The experimental results show that the strength of all specimens is dominated by the nominal flexural strength that developed at the bottom of the column. In addition, it can see that the section cracks of the specimen failure surface is taper, which should be punching shear failure、tensile breakout failure or pryout failure. But the analysis results show that top T-beam-column joint model and shear breakout model close to the test results, which does not match the failure mode. And tensile breakout model is generally too conservative. The final, from flexural rigidity analysis results show that the specimens with the interior standard hook of the column longitudinal reinforcement and with stirrups into the foundation have the largest flexural rigidity.
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