Journal article

Group Behavior of Double-Headed Anchored Blind Bolts within Concrete-Filled Circular Hollow Sections under Cyclic Loading

Y Oktavianus, HM Goldsworthy, E Gad

Journal of Structural Engineering United States | ASCE-AMER SOC CIVIL ENGINEERS | Published : 2017

Abstract

Seven full-scale curved T-stubs connected to concrete-filled circular hollow sections (CFCHSs) using groups of double-headed anchored blind bolts (DHABBs) have been cyclically tested in this paper considering different configurations of the DHABBs and the addition of a through bolt (TB) and shear blind bolts (SBs). The cyclic testing consisted of axial forces being applied to the T-stub stem and transmitted to the column through the bolted T-stub flange connection. The relative contributions of the embedded heads, TB, SBs, and heads bearing on the tube wall to the total applied force obtained from finite-element analysis (FEA) for each specimen considered in the experiments have been summari..

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Funding Acknowledgements

This research was supported and funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC) and collaborating organizations, such as Orrcon Steel and AJAX Engineered Fasteners, through Linkage Grant LP110200511. The authors would like to acknowledge all of the support and contributions provided by these partners. The authors also would like to thank the Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarships for the full scholarship provided to Mr. Oktavianus, and the technicians, Mr. Michael Culton and Mr. Sanjeet Chandra, for their assistance during the experimental work.