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  • Nice stand, nice test. I plan to do something close to that, but for longer prestresed concrete beams. Can I have the dimensions of the metaic structure and few pictures - details with all the stand ? Many thanx in advance if it is possible. The cylinders are Enerpac or something else ? What is the capacity and the stroke ? My email is cgeo73@gmail.com.

  • depth 0.70 m, As/Ac=0.31%,span length 4.0m

  • what is the size of the beam? and steel?

  • what type of loading is this?

  • @brilientbulb there are eight puntual loads wich are equal (simulating Uniform Distributed Load). The aplication of the load is by two jacks and an isostatic distribution

  • You drawed a 45 degree Morsch truss or different?

  • wow, is that 724kN capacity vs 279kN code capacity?

  • Yes, but this beam has 2 particularities.

    1- The load is aplied in 8 points simulating a UDL (The spanish code and the euro code are formulated for beams under one and two points loads)

    2- The beam is hyperstatic.

    In my thesis I had demostrate why the big diferences betwen CODE and REAL BEAM.

    As a conclussion we arrive that the big difference is by there is Arch effect who transfere (by compression) the forces to de support without produce tension in the forces.

  • Very nice.

    How were you able to detect the arching effect? And when does arching come into play? Certain L/d ratios?

    Also, what is the black grid/web drawn on the

    side face of the beam?

  • The black grid is probably demec studs, so you can measure the strain in the beam.

  • why the beam must be hyperstatic?

    why not on rollers?

  • Because we want to study the influence betwen bending moment and shear. And if you see the real structures subjected to UDL and also are hiperstatics beams, so it was intresting to know the behaiviour of real structures

  • thank you very much,due to this test i could imagine shear failure in reinforced concrete exactly.

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