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Earthquakes and Structures Volume 25, Number 1, July 2023 , pages 57-67 DOI: https://doi.org/10.12989/eas.2023.25.1.057 |
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Improvement of hysteretic constitutive model for reinforcements considering buckling |
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Weng Weipeng, Xie Xu, Wang Tianjiab and Li Shuailing
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| Abstract | ||
| The buckling of longitudinal reinforcements under seismic loading accelerates the degradation of the bearing capacity of reinforced concrete columns. The traditional hysteretic constitutive model of reinforcement, which does not consider buckling, usually overestimates the seismic performance of pier columns. Subsequent researchers have also proposed many models including the buckling effects. However, the accuracy of these hysteretic constitutive models proposed for simulating the buckling behavior is inadequate. In this study, based on their works, the influence of historical events on buckling is considered, the path of the re-tensioning phase is corrected by adjusting the boundary lines, and the positions of the onset buckling point and compressive buckling path during each buckling deformation are corrected by introducing correction parameters and a boundary line. A modified hysteretic constitutive model is obtained, that can more accurately reflect the buckling behavior of reinforcements. Finally, a series of hysteresis tests of reinforcements with different slenderness ratios were then conducted. The experimental results verify the effectiveness of the proposed modified model. Indicating that the modified model can more accurately simulate the equivalent stress-strain relationship of the buckling reinforcement segment. | ||
| Key Words | ||
| boundary line; earthquake resistant behavior; hysteretic model; nonlinear analysis; reinforcement buckling | ||
| Address | ||
| College of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310058, China | ||