Concrete-Filled Tube Bridges for Accelerated Bridge Construction
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1 Concrete-Filled Tube Bridges for Accelerated Bridge Construction Professor Dawn Lehman Professor Charles Roeder Max Stephens (Former Graduate Student)
2 What is a Concrete Filled Steel Tube? o Concrete Filled Steel Tube (CFST) elements are circular (most common) or rectangular steel tubes filled with concrete. o They are fully composite members maximizing the benefits of the steel and concrete: Steel tube confines the concrete Concrete increases stiffness and compressive strength Local buckling is delayed o CFT elements are not simply RC columns with steel jackets, as is commonly used in seismic retrofit
3 Application of CFST > CFST can be used as foundation elements (piles, shafts) and piers in elevated bridges > Under extreme loads, inelastic deformation must be isolated to CFST component. Surrounding concrete components remain essentially elastic for large reversed cyclic displacement demands
4 Advantages of CFST in ABC o o Relative to RC columns: o No formwork to construct, tear down or store o Internal reinforcement not required o Self consolidating concrete o Smaller diameters than RC columns Relative to precast columns: o Lighter facilitating placement o Length and diameters can easily vary within a structure o Smaller diameters than RC columns o Can also be integrated with precast cap beams. Photo Courtesy of MDT
5 Accelerated Construction Sequence
6 Accelerated Construction Sequence
7 Accelerated Construction Sequence
8 Accelerated Construction Sequence
9 Accelerated Construction Sequence
10 Accelerated Construction Sequence
11 Accelerated Construction Sequence Embedded Ring (ER) Welded Dowel (WD)
12 Accelerated Construction Sequence
13 Accelerated Construction Sequence
14 CFST Bridge System (Funding Agency) Welded Dowel (WD) Embedded Ring (ER) cap beam Cap Beam Connection (7) (Caltrans) deck column typ. foundation typ. CFST Component: (WSDOT, ARMY) Flexural Strength (6) Shear Strength (21) Deformation Capacity Foundation Connection (17): (Caltrans, WSDOT, ARMY) Embedded Ring (ER) RC Column to CFST Pile (ongoing with WSDOT)
15 Design & Implementation o Combined Loading: Flexure and Axial Strength o Shear Strength o Connections Alaskan Way Viaduct (CFST piles)
16 CFST Components
17 Steel Tubes o Spiral Weld Tubes o Economical, widely available, larger diameters and length than straight seam spiral weld tube o Fabricated by running a coil of steel through a machine that spins the coil into a spiral o Double submerged arc weld is used to seal the spiral; continuous x ray of weld o Weld provides mechanical bond o Straight Seam Tubes o Thicker tubes available o More typically used for driven piles o No mechanical bond; low shrinkage concrete or binding through bending required.
18 Comparison of Filled & Hollow Tubes Initial Buckling (~2.3% drift) Increased Stiffness Increased Strength Increased Deformability No loss of strength after buckling Initial Tearing (~2.7% drift) Complete Tearing (3% drift) Flexural Strength (k-in) % -3% -2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% Drift Ratio CFVST HVST CFVST Yield CFVST Buckle HVST Yield HVST Buckle
19 Composite Action in CFST Simple, filled tube push through tests and 3 point bending tests applied load 4 Test Matrix strain gage location typ. t = ¼ welded wire gage location typ. rigid base support air gap to allow slip d = 19 ½ concrete fill length = 60 Applied Load 2.4m lb. UTM Instrumented 20 in. Dia. Tube Tube Straight Seam Spiral Weld Concrete Conventional Low Shrinkage B6KJM31TT Conventional BYW Low Shrinkage
20 Composite Action Chemical Bond/ Adhesion Mechanical Bond In Spiral Weld Tube Mechanical bond of concrete In spiral weld tube
21 Shear Strength of CFST 21 tests on CFST specimens conducted. New expression proposed. > Current design expressions include steel tube only (V s ) or treat CFST as an RC section with V n = V s + V c. Neither approach is correct > Both underestimate the shear strength by a factor of at least two > Testing investigated: (a) aspect ratio, (b) D/t, (c) concrete strength, (d) internal reinforcement ratio, (e) tail (anchorage) length, (f) axial load ratio > Results show that CFST sections are very strong in shear.
22 Experimental Setup Shear Span (Primary Test Region) Shear Span (Primary Test Region) Tail Length Tail Length Pure Moment Region
23 Test Results: Flexural Response Specimen 17 a/d = 0.5 L T = 2D D/t = 80 f cm = 9.5 ksi ρ int = 0% clean interface Midspan > Typical shear span ratios: 1.0 and 0.5 > Flexural buckling of steel tube > Vertical tube tear in constant moment region > Concrete fill crack patterns: Dense transverse flexural cracking in midspan region Minor to no diagonal cracking in shear spans Shear Span
24 Test Results: Shear Response Specimen 14/8 a/d = 0.25 L T = 2D D/t = 80 ksi ρ int = 0%/2% clean interface Shear Span f cm = 8.6/6.5 > Typical shear span ratios: and 0.25 > Evident shear strain in shear span > Inclined tube tear in shear span region > No visible deformation of steel tube in pure moment region > Concrete fill crack patterns: Minor flexural cracking in midspan region Extensive diagonal cracking in shear spans Midspan
25 Simulation of Shear Response Specimen 16 (a/d = 0.375, F ytm = 56.8 ksi, f cm = 8.61 ksi, flex-shear) Steel Tube Deformations Concrete Cracking 2 5
26 Parameter Studies Crushing Capacity: > Axial Load Ratio, P/P 0 New developments > Internal Reinforcement Ratio, ρ int > Tube Diameter to Thickness Ratio, D/t > Concrete Strength, f c Confirmed experimental conclusions > Tube Steel Yield Strength, F yt 2 6
27 2 7 Proposed Shear Design Expression, V n(prop)
28 Connection Tests
29 Experimental Matrix Connection Type Loading Direction D (in) t (in) Tube Type Axial Load (P/Po) Embedded Ring Transverse Spiral Weld 0.1 Transverse Straight Seam 0.05 Longitudinal Spiral Weld 0.1 Longitudinal Straight Seam 0.05 Welded Dowel Transverse Straight Seam 0.1 De bondedwelded Dowel Transverse Spiral Weld 0.1 Longitudinal Spiral Weld 0.1 Reinforced Concrete Transverse Spiral Weld 0.1
30 Test Apparatus Long.
31 Embedded Ring (ER) Connection
32 Embedded Ring Connection o Fully restrained (Full Strength) CFST moment connection o Tube embedded in foundation concrete o Annular ring used to transfer overturning forces
33 Performance of ER Connection Tube Buckling Increases ~3.5% 4% Drift Tube Buckling Develops ~7% 8% Drift Initiation of Tearing Final State
34 Response of ER Connection 1 2 buckling visible 3 initiation of tearing 4 1 Failure mode and loss of lateral load initiated by ductile tearing of steel tube 2 Buckling does not impact performance 3 Theoretical plastic moment capacity achieved 4 Axial load capacity maintained after tearing
35 Observed Behavior ~ Inadequate Embedment Interface gap: 2.5% drift Bisecting cracks: 0.75% drift Footing uplift: 4% drift Final state: 8% drift
36 Comparison of ER Specimen: With and Without Adequate Embedment
37 Welded Dowel Connection (WD103L) D (in) t (in) D/t P/P o Reinforcing Steel Fy (ksi) f c (ksi) ρ L (%) (f y /f c )ρ L A706 Grade
38 Performance of WD(db) Connection slight rocking 3.5% Drift 7.5% Drift Increased rocking Exposed Spiral Grout damage 9% Drift
39 Performance of WD Connection 1 Achieved symmetric drifts of up to 9% with no degradation 2 Theoretical plastic moment capacity of CFT achieved due to similar mechanical reinforcing ratio
40 Key Takeaways WD Connection > Debonding longitudinal dowels decreases damage to cap beam > Including transverse joint reinforcing in the joint improves confinement in soffit 10% Drift 10% Drift
41 Reinforced Concrete (RC) Connection
42 Performance of RC Connection 7.5% Drift Grout damage 12% Drift Final State Deformed spiral Grout damage
43 Performance of RC Connection north bar fracture northwest and northeast bar fracture south bar fracture southwest and southeast bar fracture Failure mode fracture of reinforcing bars (~8% drift) Strength limited by reinforcing ratio and moment arm
44 Hysteretic Comparison Embedded CFT, D/t = 96 Welded Dowel Reinf. Concrete
45 Design/ Construction
46 Design Expressions > Strength Flexure Axial Shear > Connection Embedded Ring Welded Dowel > Standard Drawings > Comparison of RC and CFST geometries Expressions have been implemented in WSDOT Bridge Design Manual 50.htm
47 Flexural Strength: Plastic Stress Distribution Method > Method of choice for flexural strength calculation > Equilibrium based method neutral axis A cc A sc F y 0.95f c P M Interaction Diag. centroid F y A st steel stress concrete stress
48 Comparison with Test Data M p = 1.25M ps
49 Key Considerations for ER Connection 1 Annular Ring Dimensions & Weld 2 Embedement Depth of CFST 3 Punching Shear above Annular Ring 4 Cap beam reinforcement 1 3 2
50 Annular Ring Welded to tube to provide anchorage and stress transfer Same thickness and strength as steel tube Projects inside and outside the tube for a distance 8t Welded to the tube using CJP or fillet welds designed to transfer the tensile capacity of the steel tube annular ring minimum fillet weld size F u,st = ultimate strength of steel tube F exx =tensile strength of weld metal
51 Embedment Depth Adequate embedment must be provided to eliminate pullout from cap beam Derived using pullout model with empirical stress limits 6 f c for seismic 8 f c for yielding L e Yielding: Seismic:
52 Punching Shear Adequate depth must be provided above embedded tube to eliminate punching shear Derived using ACI procedure for flat slab to column connections L pc C c = compressive force in concrete C s =compressive force in steel
53 Key Considerations for WD Connection 1 Flange dimensions 2 Dowel weld length 3 Anchorage depth of headed bar 4 Dowel debonded length 5 Punching shear above headed dowels 6 Cap Beam Reinforcing 7 Cap Beam Width
54 Dowel to Steel Tube Welds > Longitudinal dowels are welded to the inside of the steel tube > Weld type is flare bevel groove weld as specified in AWS D1.5 > Required weld lengths based on typical limit states for flare bevel groove welds > Strength reduction factors have been incorporated into the equations Weld Metal Tube Metal Yield Tube Metal Rupture
55 Standard Drawings
56 Redesign of RC Bridge (Cold Water Creek Bridge) Original RC Pier CFST Pier Concrete Strength (ksi) Steel Strength (ksi) Diameter (in.) Tube Thickness (in.) 0.75 Concrete Area (in. 2 ) Steel Area (in. 2 ) Weight/ft of Pier (kips) Total Pier Weight (kips) Difference in Pier Weight 63% Reduction
57 Summary and Conclusions Spiral weld provides mechanical interlock and superior bond capacity CFST bridge columns and connections are efficient relative to RC. CFST columns are stiffer and stronger for a given cross section. Material savings between 20 and 60% The embedded connection is applicable to cap beam and foundations and capable of developing the full composite flexural strength of the CFT Design expressions have been implemented in the WSDOT Bridge Design Manual (BDM) CFT is a viable solution for rapid construction of bridges
58 Works Cited Bishop, E. (2009). Evaluation of the flexural resistance and stiffness models for circular concretefilled tube members subjected to combined axial flexural loading. Master s thesis, University of Washington. Roeder, C., Lehman, D., and Bishop, E. (2010). Strength and stiffness of circular concrete filled tubes. Journal of Structural Engineering, 135(12): Hannesson, G.1, Kuder, K.2, Shogren R. and Lehman, D. (2012) The Influence of High Volume of Fly Ash and Slag on the Compressive Strength of Self Consolidating Concrete Construction & Building Materials, May 2012, Pages Lehman, D., and Roeder, C. (2012). Foundation Connection for Circular Concrete Filled Tubes. Journal of Constructional Research, 78: Moon, J.1, Lehman, D. E.2, and Roeder, C. W.2 (2012). Strength of Circular Concrete filled Tubes (CFT) with and without Internal Reinforcement under Combined Loading. ASCE Journal of Structural Engineering, Permalink: 541X Stephens, M., Berg, L., Lehman, D., and Roeder, C. (2016) Seismic CFST Column to Precast Cap Beam Connections for Accelerated Bridge Construction ASCE Journal of Structural Engineering, In Press. DOI: /(ASCE)ST X
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60 Key Takeaways ER Connection
61 Slenderness (D/t ratio) The local slenderness of the tube shall satisfy: D/t < 0.15E/F y
62 Axial Resistance The factored resistance, P r, of a composite CFST column subject to axial compression shall be determined as: P r = c P n. If P e > 0.44P o, then: Pn Po Pe P o If P e 0.44P o, then: P n P e
63 Comparison with Buckling Based on AISC Buckling Curve Pcr,FEM/Po or P,test/Po Buckling parameter λ AISC buckling curve_ EI from AISC Han & Yan (2000) Kloppel & Goder (1957) Gardner & Jacobson (1967) Fujii (1994) Pan (1988) Masuo et al. (1991) Cai et al. (1984 & 1985) Cai & Gu (1985) Matsui et al. (1995) Gardner (1968)_Spiral Welded Tube Ghannam et al. (2004) Han & Yao (2004)
64 Length Dowels Extend into Cap Beam The headed reinforcing extends into the cap beam to fully develop the dowels while eliminating the potential for a conical pullout failure ACI Development of bars with mechanical anchors L e f g = grout strength F y,b =yield strength of dowel Ψ e =bar coating factor d b =dowel diameter Length to eliminate conical pullout A st,b = total area of dowels
65 Dowel Debonded Length > De bonded with the intent of increasing ductility Limits strain in dowels Limits damage to cap beam > Two methods to calculated de bonded length Moment curvature analysis Rigid body kinematics L db Moment Curvature Approach φ u = curvature limit corresponding to a maximum steel strain as obtained using a moment curvature analysis Rigid Body Approach ε u = ultimate dowel bar strain
66 Punching Shear Requirement Adequate depth must be provided above the headed dowels to eliminate punching shear Experimental research discussed here used 4d h 3d h may be adequate based on a survey of relevant research
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