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Title:	Behavior of Composite-Strengthened Concrete Bridge Members Under Multi-Hazard Loadings
Principal Investigators:	Yail "Jimmy" Kim
University:	University of Colorado Denver
Status:	Completed
Year:	2020
Grant #:	69A3551747108 (FAST Act)
Project #:	MPC-613
RiP #:	01732548
RH Display ID:	154562
Keywords:	carbon fibers, composite structures, concrete bridges, corrosion, deicing chemicals, fiber reinforced polymers, girders, numerical analysis, reinforced concrete bridges, traffic loads

Abstract

The proposed research aims to investigate the ramifications of multi-hazard loadings on the performance of fiber reinforced polymer (FRP)-strengthened and -reinforced concrete members. An experimental program will be conducted to study the behavior of carbon FRP (CFRP)-strengthened concrete girders exposed to thermal and mechanical loadings. A numerical study will also be carried out to comprehend the implications of deicing salts in conjunction with traffic loadings on the behavior of a full-scale bridge, including microscopic corrosion propagation and macroscopic responses.

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• [Final Report] Behavior of Composite-Strengthened Concrete Bridge Members Under Multi-Hazard Loadings — MPC-24-545
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