Seismic performance and design method of steel column-reinforced concrete beam transfer joint with pre-embedded steel
In order to solve the problems of large steel consumption,high lifting difficulty and complicated construction of traditional steel reinforced concrete beam-type transfer structure,a steel column-reinforced concrete beam transfer joint(SCRCBTJ)with pre-embedded steel was proposed in this study and quasi-static test was conducted on full-scale joint models which were designed according to real project.At the same time,a finite element simulation method considering the performance degradation due to concrete spalling was developed based on ABAQUS.The effects of single-side structural steel length,stud spacing,concrete strength and axial compression ratio on the seismic performance of the transfer joint were studied.The results show that the failure mode of the joint is shear failure in the core area and the hysteresis curves are full with good ductility and energy dissipation capacity.The ductility is positively correlated with single-side structural steel length,negatively correlated with concrete strength and axial compression ratio,and the influence of stud spacing is small.The load capacity and total energy dissipation of the joint are positively correlated with single-side structural steel length and concrete strength,negatively correlated with stud spacing and axial compression ratio.When the single-side structural steel length is taken as two times the section height,the stud spacing is taken as 200 mm,and the concrete strength grade is taken as C40,the member achieves ideal seismic performance.According to the analysis results,the shear bearing capacity formula of the SCRCBTJ was established and construction suggestions were given.
RC beam-steel column transfer jointpre-embedded steelquasi-static testfinite element analysisparametric analysisseismic performance