Composite girder partially reinforced with carbon fiber reinforced polymer
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[0022]The composite girder partially reinforced with carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) 10, as shown in FIG. 1, is similar to the prior art steel-concrete composite beam shown in FIG. 3, but with a layer 12 of carbon fiber reinforced polymer mounted on the upper surface of concrete slab CS and extending across the negative moment region NMR. For a conventional composite construction girder having a length of 9.6 m, the NMR has a length of about 2.36 m; i.e., extending 1.18 m along either side of the fulcrum point of cross beam CB. The polymer is preferably epoxy, although polyester, vinyl ester, or nylon may be used. The sheet of CFRP is bonded to the concrete slab by an adhesive, which is preferably a 2-part epoxy impregnation resin, although any suitable concrete adhesive may be used.
[0023]In order to examine the effectiveness of the carbon fiber reinforced polymer layer 12 a finite element analysis was performed, comparing a conventional continuous composite steel-concrete (C...
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