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ACI SP 341 2020

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ACI SP-341 Structural Performance of Concrete Columns Incorporating Advanced Materials and Structural Systems

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ACI 2020 247
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Columns are crucial structural elements in buildings and bridges. This Special Publication of the American Concrete Institute Committees 441 (Reinforced Concrete Columns) and 341A (Earthquake-Resistant Concrete Bridge Columns) presents the state-of-the-art on the structural performance of innovative bridge columns. The performance of columns incorporating high-performance materials such as ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC), engineered cementitious composite (ECC), high-strength concrete, high-strength steel, and shape memory alloys is presented in this document. These materials are used in combination with conventional or advanced construction systems, such as using grouted rebar couplers, multi-hinge, and cross spirals. Such a combination improves the resiliency of reinforced concrete columns against natural and man-made disasters such as earthquakes and blast.

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1 SP-341: Frontmatter
7 Table of Contents
9 SP-341-01: Behavior of High-Strength Concrete and Normal-Strength Concrete Columns under Blast Loading
35 SP-341-02: Combined use of UHPC and High-Performance Steel to Improve the
Blast Performance of Columns with Square Cross-section
56 SP-341-03: Parameters Affecting the Axial Load Response of Ultra High Performance Concrete (UHPC) Columns
79 SP-341-04: Comparative Structural Response of UHPC and Normal Strength Concrete Columns under Combined Axial and Lateral Cyclic Loading
105 SP-341-05: Cyclic Behavior of a Reinforced Concrete Column with Unstressed Seven-Wire Steel Strands as Longitudinal Reinforcement
113 SP-341-06: Analysis and Design of NiTi Superelastic SMA-Reinforced ECC Bridge Columns
139 SP-341-07: Seismic Fragility Assessment of Shape Memory Alloy Reinforced Concrete Bridge Piers under Long Duration and Near-Fault Ground Motions
168 SP-341-08: Experimental Investigation on Mechanical Properties of Titanium Alloy Bars: Comparison with High-Strength Steel
196 SP-341-09: Seismic Behavior of Bridge Precast Columns with Grouted Rebar Couplers
210 SP-341-10: Using Multi-“Hinge” Hierarchical Activation to Improve Structural Robustness
234 SP-341-11: Using Cross Spirals in Confining High Strength Concrete Columns for More SeismicResiliency: A Review
ACI SP 341 2020
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