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Behavior and Strength of Concrete Cylinders Confined by Reinforced Concrete Jacket and Ferro Cement Overlay

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Nowadays economy, serviceability, feasibility, time parameter, access to site, sustainability and extension of existing structure are prime concerns for the construction of any structure. So as to make these variables agrreeable, retrofitting or strengthening of existing structures draw interests of civil engineers and researchers everywhere throughout the world. Retrofitting is the modification of existing structures and/or structurally deficient members to make them more resistant to deflection and increased load and seismic activity by using the confinement effect of reinforced concrete, FRP, CFRP, ferrocement overlay, steel plate, etc. In this paper an attempt has been made to study the behavior and strength of concrete cylinders confined by the reinforced concrete jacket and ferrocement overlay. 45 concrete cylinders were cast and categorized into 4 groups. The first group of 9 specimens was confined with reinforced concrete confinement, second and third group of 9 specimens were retrofitted with one and two layers of ferrocement overlay respectively. No retrofitting techniques were applied to the remaining 18 specimens, categorized as fourth group. All cylinders were tested under axial compressive load. From the experimental investigation, it was found that between the two strengthening techniques, reinforced concrete confinement showed the higher capacity increase and one layer ferrocement overlay confinement showed the lower capacity increase with respect to the axial capacity of plain concrete (control) cylinders. The load-deflection responses of the strengthened specimens were also observed, which represent the ductility of confined cylinders over plain concrete cylinders and the failure mode after applying concentric axial loads was also investigated.
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