Shear behavior of geopolymer concrete panels under diagonal tensile stresses

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This paper describes the test results on the direct shear behavior of glass-fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) shear tie reinforced interfaces between precast concrete sandwich panels (PCSP) and extruded polystyrene (XPS) insulations. The insulated PCSP consists of two concrete panels with 100mm or 80mm thick insulation between inner/outer concrete panel layers. In order to achieve composite action concrete panels are connected by corrugated GFRP shear connector. In this study, three types of couple replicate insulated PCSP with different embedment length of GFRP shear connector were made and loaded in push-out. The test results indicated that the reinforcement of GFRP shear ties for interface between PCSP and XPS insulation improves initial and post-peak shear performance of insulated PCSPs. These phenomena are remarkable for XPS insulated PCSPs with larger embedment length of GFRP shear connectors.


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