ZHANG Ming-yi, KOU Hai-lei, BAI Xiao-yu, et al. Experimental study and mechanism analysis of the anti-pulling behavior of glass fiber reinforced polymer anti-float anchor[J]. 2014, 35(4).
ZHANG Ming-yi, KOU Hai-lei, BAI Xiao-yu, et al. Experimental study and mechanism analysis of the anti-pulling behavior of glass fiber reinforced polymer anti-float anchor[J]. 2014, 35(4).DOI:
the anti-float anchor has been widely used in China
whose performance has begun to receive more attentions from researchers. However
steels may be eroded easily by groundwater or chemical solutions
which will cause the reductions of mechanical strength and service life
especially in subway engineering the steel anti-float anchor is forbidden. Glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) anti-float anchor is a new kind of material which is composed of resin matrix and glass fiber. Compared with steel anchor
the GFRP anti-float anchor has higher strength
corrosion-resistance and light weight behavior. The field tests show the feasibility of GFRP anti-float anchor through embedded bare fiber optics sensor technique. According to the test results
the GFRP anti-float anchor stress-strain behaviors
load transfer mechanism and failure mechanism are considered. The test indicates that GFRP anti-float anchor is basically about shear failure and pullout capacity of anchors with ? 28 mm are 250 kN
which can be satisfied with engineering demands. The axial forces of anchors fall gradually with depth
and it will not bear load beyond certain length. Results show that the effect distance of axial forces is about 3.7 m when the length of bond part is in range of 3.95~6.95 m in moderately weathered granite,which indicates that GFRP anti-float anchors also exist critical anchorage depth. The shear stress on interface of anchor is not evenly distributed
which peak value is being driven down
and so as to the zero value. The research results can provide evidence for application of GFRP anti-float anchor.