This paper researches and analyzes the long-term performance of high-strength concrete-CFRP(carbon fiber reinforced polymer)interface under the combined impacts of freezethaw cycling
wet-dry cycling and sustained loads
in order to provide a basis for the durability design of coastal and offshore high strength concrete structures reinforced by CFRP.In the test
specimens are set every more 50freeze-thaw cycles and 20wet-dry cycles.The largest number of the freeze-thaw and wet-dry cycling are 300 and 120respectively.Three load levels are imposed:0%
35% and 70% of the initial stripping load of unconditioned control specimens.The trends of the failure mode
peak load
length of debonded area at the load-end
effective bond length and material law of the interface are analyzed.It is found that the degradation of the bond property caused by freeze-thaw and wet-dry cycles is limited
but it turned to be quite significant when sustained load is added.And the main mode of degradation is the increase of the length of debonded area at load-end.
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