TRETYAKOV, A., et al. Flexural stiffness of the composite steel and fibre-reinforced concrete circular hollow section column. In: BROUKALOVÁ, I., et al., eds. Fibre Concrete 2017. Praha, 2017-09-13/2017-09-16. Bristol: IOP Publishing Ltd, 2017. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. vol. 246. ISSN 1757-899X. DOI 10.1088/1757-899X/246/1/012021. Available from: http://concrete.fsv.cvut.cz/fc2017/
The recent development in technology of production and transportation of steel fibre-reinforced concrete enables its utilization in composite steel-concrete structures. This work is a part of a project which focuses on development of mechanical behaviour of circular hollow section (CHS) composite steel and fibre-concrete (SFRC) columns at elevate temperature. Research includes two levels of accuracy/complexity, allowing simplified or advanced approach for design that follows upcoming changes in European standard for composite member design in fire EN1994-1-2 [1].
One part is dedicated to determination and description of flexural stiffness of the SFRC CHS columns. To determinate flexural stiffness were prepared series of pure bending tests at elevated and ambient temperature. Presented paper focuses on the results of the tests and determination of flexural stiffness at ambient temperature. Obtained outputs were compared to data of existing studies about concrete-filled tube members with plain concrete and values analytically calculated according to the existing European standard EN1994-1-1 [2].
