Abstract

With the development of society, portal frame has been increasingly used in industrial buildings because of light weight, high degree of industrialization, and high economic efficiency. Some existing portal frames need to be reinforced and improved due to the expansion of production and the functional change. As a safe, reliable, and convenient reinforcement method, the external prestressing reinforcement technology is often used to reinforce the portal frame. In this paper, a new type of assembled anchoring joint was designed to connect the steel strand to the steel beam of a portal frame without damaging the original structure. The static loading test was performed by adjusting length of the strut. And the changes of strain and mid-span deflection were investigated. The Midas Gen FEM simulation was used to investigate stress characteristics of the reinforced portal frame, including strain, bending moment, shear force, etc. The experimental results and simulation results were compared to verify effectiveness of the designed joint. The results indicated the new prestressed anchoring joints had the advantages of simple structure, effectiveness, and force transfer path of the joints was clear. Therefore, the new prestressed anchoring joint can be applied to the external prestressing reinforcement of the portal frame.

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