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Title: Structures Congress 09


1
Shear Strength of ASR/DEF Affected Bridge Bent
Caps
  • Structures Congress 09
  • Dean Deschenes
  • Oguzhan Bayrak
  • Kevin Folliard
  • April 30, 2009

2
Shear Strength of ASR/DEF Bents
  • Motivation
  • Background
  • Objectives
  • Research Program
  • Test Specimens
  • Structural Testing
  • Conclusions

Deschenes
3
Motivation
  • Signs of premature concrete deterioration due to
    alkali-silica reaction and/or delayed ettringite
    formation identified on several bridge bent caps
    in Houston, Texas.

US 59 I-10 Interchange
US 59 I-10 Interchange
Deschenes
4
Motivation
  • Signs of premature concrete deterioration due to
    alkali-silica reaction and/or delayed ettringite
    formation identified on several bridge bent caps
    in Houston, Texas.

What are the structural consequences of this
deterioration?
US 59 I-10 Interchange
US 59 I-10 Interchange
Deschenes
5
Background
PCD Premature Concrete Deterioration
Deschenes
6
Background
PCD Premature Concrete Deterioration
Well Documented Loss of Strength and Stiffness
Deterioration of Structural Safety
Plain Concrete Materials
Reinforced Concrete Structures
?
7
Background
  • Loss of material strength has led to a number of
    structural tests, but
  • Very few tests designed to
  • evaluate the loss of shear strength
  • Results typically obtained from
  • small scale specimens (d lt 12)
  • Results highly variable/inconclusive

Deschenes
8
Experimental Program
Fabrication 4 Reactive Specimens 2
Non-Reactive Specimens
  • Conditioning
  • Short Term (12 Months)
  • Long Term (24 Months)
  • Shear Testing
  • 6 Shear Spans Tested

R1
R1
R2
R2
R3
nR1
R4
nR1
nR2
Deschenes
9
Test Specimens
  • Design, Fabrication and Conditioning

10
Test Specimen Details
  • Design Objectives
  • Ensure Shear Failure
  • Use the Least Conservative Details Found in
    Practice
  • Maximize Beam Size
  • Evaluate Sectional and Deep Beam Shear Transfer
    Mechanisms

Sectional Load
Deep Beam Load
42
a 1.85d
38
a 3d
38
332
11
Fabrication
  • Concrete Mixture

soduim hydroxide
hot mixing water
reactive sand
high alkali cement
Deschenes
12
Fabrication
  • High Temperature Curing

Deschenes
13
Conditioning
  • Moisture and Sustained Load

Simulate the Most Severe Exposure Conditions
Found in Practice
Investigate the Impact of Externally Applied
Loads on Surface Cracking
Deschenes
14
Conditioning
  • Expansion Monitoring Technique

Deschenes
15
Conditioning
  • Expansion Monitoring Sample Results

R2 Deep Beam Shear
5.4
3.7
eyt
0.7
16
Conditioning
  • Expansion Monitoring Sample Results

R2 Sectional Shear
6.5
5.5
eyt
0.8
0.2
17
Conditioning
  • Expansion Monitoring - Summary

Deschenes
18
Structural Testing
19
Structural Testing
Tested summer 2008.
Deschenes
20
Structural Testing
  • Sectional Shear Test

Deschenes
21
Structural Testing
  • Deep Beam Shear Test

Deschenes
22
Structural Testing
  • Strength Results

Deep Beam Shear
Sectional Shear
Deschenes
23
Conclusions
24
Conclusions
  • Minimum shear reinforcement insufficient to
    restrain ASR/DEF expansion

R3 Deep Beam Shear ?v,min 0.003
4.8
3.8
25
Conclusions
  • Delayed obscured cracking in deteriorated
    specimens

vs.
Deschenes
26
Conclusions
  • Minimum shear reinforcement insufficient to
    restrain ASR/DEF expansion
  • Delayed obscured cracking in deteriorated
    specimens
  • No loss of strength despite transverse expansions
    in excess of stirrup yield strains
  • Structures safe when compared to ACI and AASHTO
    code equations

Deschenes
27
Future Work
?
28
Questions?
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