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Finite Element Analysis of the Bearing Capacity of Beamless Floor Slabs under Punching, Taking into Account the Design Parameters of the Contacting Elements

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Static calculations of experimental models in an elastic formulation were carried out, and the regularities connecting the dependences of forces in the calculated cross-section of punching out from the main… Click to show full abstract

Static calculations of experimental models in an elastic formulation were carried out, and the regularities connecting the dependences of forces in the calculated cross-section of punching out from the main structural parameters of contacting elements (reinforced concrete slabs and pylons) and from the used concrete class were revealed. This article concerns the safety issues of reinforced concrete slabs under punching with different ratios and combinations of pylon and slab thickness parameters, as well as concrete strength. The objectives of the research are consideration of the fracture pattern of reinforced concrete monolithic slabs due to punching shear; comparative analysis of modern normative calculation methods and flat reinforced concrete slabs due to static punching shear; finite element modelling and analysis of the punching shear calculation results for reinforced concrete floor slabs; and the force distribution over the area of the contacting elements-saw and floor slab. The practical significance of the results lies in the use of the obtained forces in the contacting elements for the calculation and design of reliable structures of beamless floor slabs.

Keywords: slabs; contacting elements; analysis; floor slabs; reinforced concrete

Journal Title: Buildings
Year Published: 2023

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