Research Article

A Model for Shear Strength of FRP Bar Reinforced Concrete Beams without Stirrups

Table 2

Beam specimen details and shear strengths.

InvestigatorsQuantity of specimens (MPa) (mm) (mm) (GPa) (%) (kN)

Ashour et al. [19, 20]142.7∼5.923∼50.2150∼200163∼37132∼1420.12∼1.399∼36.1
Yost et al. [4, 21, 22]424.1∼6.536.3∼81.465∼279141∼22541∼1390.33∼2.568.8∼51
El-Sayed et al. [16, 23, 24]183.1∼6.540∼63250∼1000155∼32639∼1350.39∼2.6360∼190
Razaqpur et al. [25]23.6∼4.240.52002251450.538.5∼49.7
Tariq and Newhook [26]122.8∼3.734.1∼43.2130∼160310∼34642∼1200.72∼1.5442.7∼63.7
Tureyen and Frosch [27]63.439.7∼42.645736038∼470.96∼1.9294.7∼177
Deitz et al. [28]54.5∼5.827∼30.8305158400.7326.8∼29.2
Duranovic [29]33.732.9∼38.115021045∼1301.31∼1.3626.2∼62.2
Swamy [30]23.2∼4.138∼39154∼305192∼22234∼420.36∼1.5519.5∼26.7
Suzuki et al. [31]3334.31502501051.51∼3.0240.5∼46
Alam and Hussein [32]23.534.5∼39.8250305∼31047∼1440.42∼0.8643.7∼58.9
Nakamura and Higai [33]2322.7∼27.8300150291.3∼1.833∼36
Bentz et al. [34]63.3∼4.135∼46450188∼937370.51∼2.5454.5∼232
Baz̆ant and Yu [35]13.140450970400.46136
Wakui and Tottori [36]43.244.6∼46.920032558∼1920.7∼0.987∼118
Nagasaka et al. [37]23.122.9∼34.1250265561.983∼113
Issa et al. [38]65.7∼735.9300165∼17048∼530.8∼4.1229.3∼51.5
Tomlinson and Fam [39]34.1∼4.556.5∼60150245∼270700.39∼0.8520.9∼29.2
Guadagnini et al. [40]13.342.8150223451.2827.2
Kim and Jang [41]223.1∼4.530∼40.3150∼200214∼21640∼1480.33∼0.7916.6∼28.9
Olivito and Zuccarello [42]205.620.4∼27.21501801150.87∼1.4516.6∼29.9
Matta et al. [43]123.129.5∼59.7114∼457146∼88341∼490.12∼0.2817.9∼220.7
Wegian and Abdalla [44]66.5∼9.532.51000105∼15542∼1470.23∼0.9623.5∼127
El Refai and Abed [45]53.349152195∼215500.31∼1.5316.9∼29.9
Chang and Seo [46]145.8∼8301200130∼18244∼500.24∼1.2226.3∼159
Abdul-Salam et al. [47]165.7∼6.341.3∼86.21000134∼15041∼1480.51∼3.7894∼213
Ali et al. [48]6313∼33.5130200520.3∼0.9112.7∼23.6
Total2352.7∼9.513∼86.265∼1200105∼97029∼1920.12∼4.128.8∼232

Note 1: if the concrete cylinder compression strength and modulus of elasticity of concrete are not provided by the investigator while the concrete cube compression strength is only measured, it is assumed that and . Note 2: if the data are provided for BS by the investigator, they are converted as follows: 1 ksi = 6.895 MPa, 1 in = 25.4 mm, and 1 kip = 4.448 kN.