Chloride-induced corrosion of prestressed concrete (PC) structures is worldwide recognized as a one of the main causes triggering the structural performance reduction of PC members over time. To ac-count for this issue, the accurate estimation of the mechanical properties decay of corroded prestressing reinforcement plays a crucial role. To provide model uncertainties estimation useful for reliable assess-ment of corroded PC members, the paper presents a further validation of the novel SCPS-model, based on an updated test database on naturally corroded strands collected by Authors from scientific literature. As revealed by the statistical analysis outcomes, the SCPS-model is confirmed as a useful tool for the daily engineering practice for the prediction of the residual tensile response of corroded strands
SCPS-model Validation Based on a Database of Naturally Corroded Prestressing Strands / Franceschini, L.; Ravasini, S.; Belletti, B.. - ELETTRONICO. - (2023), pp. 67-70. (Intervento presentato al convegno CACRCS DAYS 2023 tenutosi a Parma, Italy nel 13 - 15 September 2023).
SCPS-model Validation Based on a Database of Naturally Corroded Prestressing Strands
Franceschini L.;Ravasini S.
;Belletti B.
2023-01-01
Abstract
Chloride-induced corrosion of prestressed concrete (PC) structures is worldwide recognized as a one of the main causes triggering the structural performance reduction of PC members over time. To ac-count for this issue, the accurate estimation of the mechanical properties decay of corroded prestressing reinforcement plays a crucial role. To provide model uncertainties estimation useful for reliable assess-ment of corroded PC members, the paper presents a further validation of the novel SCPS-model, based on an updated test database on naturally corroded strands collected by Authors from scientific literature. As revealed by the statistical analysis outcomes, the SCPS-model is confirmed as a useful tool for the daily engineering practice for the prediction of the residual tensile response of corroded strandsI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.