Abstract

Owing to that the anchor rod is easy to be cut through and maintains good mechanical properties, it is widely used in reinforcement engineering. In this paper, the performance of grouted mortar GFRP anchor rod was studied through laboratory experiments in terms of the ultimate pull-out resistance, stress change, bolt deformation, and surrounding soil deformation. The results showed that the pull-out force suddenly decreased when it reached the ultimate pull-out load, the displacement of the anchor head increased sharply, and the axial force on the anchor rod body decreased exponentially with the distance from the pulling point. Through these regulars, it can provide a theoretical basis for the application of anchor rods in the actual foundation pit engineering.

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