| Title |
An Experimental Study on the Structural Performance of Deck Plate |
| Keywords |
composite member ; deck plate ; structural performance ; bending capacity ; joint performance |
| Abstract |
Recently, there has been a tendency to use composite deck plates in high-rise building and apartment construction due to its cost efficiency and less installation time. The purpose of current study is to clarify structural performance of deck plate and further safety through carefully designed experimental program. In order to clarify bending capacity and joint continuity, specimens were divided for positive and negative moment and testing parameters are thickness of deck plate, slab thickness, and various reinforcements.
The results of experimental test are following;
(1) When the thickness of deck plate is 1.0mm, the strength increased by 1.3～14.6% at positive moment tests, and 1.0～3.5% at negative moment testscomparing the case of 0.8mm deck plate thickness. The thickness of deck plate did not play significant role in terms of strength of the slab in both positive and negative moment tests.
(2) The yield strength of slab in positive moment test, having 200mm slab thickness and D13 reinforcement steel, was increased by 28.4～34.8% comparing 160mm slab thickness and D10 reinforcement steel case. And 22.4～25.1% of yield strength was increased after install bottom reinforcement steel.
(3) In negative moment test results showed that the increase of yield strength when the bottom reinforcement installed was 2.0～2.3% in 200mm slab thickness and 2.0～3.0% in 160mm slab thickness. In positive moment test, the increase of yield strength was 22.8～26.7% in 200mm slab thickness due to bottom reinforcement, and 11.4～20.5% in 160mm slab thickness. The reason being bottom reinforcement in negative moment contributes less amount of yield strength compare to positive moment location is that the bottom reinforcement resists compression force where the deck plate has enough strength already. |