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Journal of The Korea Concrete Institute | 2014

Performance Based Evaluation of Concrete Material Properties from Climate Change Effect on Wind Speed and Sunlight Exposure Time Curing Condition

Tae-Kyun Kim; Jae-Ho Shin; Deg-Hyo Bae; Jang-Ho Jay Kim

Currently, due to global warming, occurrences of extreme climate phenomena such as heat wave, heavy snow, heavy rain, super typhoon are continuously increasing all over the world. Due to these extreme climate phenomena, concrete structures and infrastructures are exposed to serious deterioration and damage. However, researches on construction technologies and standards to confront the climate change generated problems are needed presently. In order to better handle these problems, the validity of the present concrete mixture proportions are evaluated considering wind speed and sunlight exposure time based on climate change record in Seoul, Korea. The specimens cured at various wind speed and sunlight exposure time conditions were tested to obtain their compressive and split tensile strengths at various curing ages. Moreover, performance based evaluation (PBE) method was used to analyze the target strength satisfaction percentage of the concrete cured for the curing conditions. From the probabilistic method of performance evaluation of concrete performance, feasibility and usability of current concrete mix design practice for climate change conditions can be evaluated.


Journal of The Korea Concrete Institute | 2017

Flexural Behavior of RC Arch Deck Subjected to Static Loading

Gi-Ha Eom; Dal-Hun Yang; Sung-Jae Kim; Jang-Ho Jay Kim

In this study, the flexural behavior of the RC Arch Deck under static loading was evaluated. Flexural test was carried out using an actual size RC Arch Deck with a length of 2.5 m, a center thickness of 100 mm and an end thickness of 160 mm. The test results showed that it’s ultimate load was 1.74 times higher than the ultimate design load. On the other hand, it showed that the flexural behavior has different behaviors (i.e. different stiffness). This type of structural behavior indicates that it has inter-dependency between the deck and the supporting girder. Therefore, it is necessary to confirm the precise behavior by the static loading test of the RC Arch Deck, excluding the girder effect in the future study. The overall results showed that RC Arch Deck has excellent structural performance due to the structural advantages of the arch shape. In the future, the RC Arch Deck can be applied as a long span slab.


Journal of The Korea Concrete Institute | 2017

Damage Evaluation of Bi-directionally Prestressed Concrete Panels under Blast-fire Combined Loading

Ji-Hun Choi; Seung-Jai Choi; Tae-Kyun Kim; Jang-Ho Jay Kim

Frequent terror or military attack by explosion, impact, fire accidents have occurred recently. These attacks and incidents raised public concerns and anxiety of potential terrorist attacks on important infrastructures. However, structural behavioral researches on prestressed concrete (PSC) infrastructures such as Prestressed Concrete Containment Vessel (PCCV) and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) storage tanks under extreme loading are significantly lacking at this time. Also, researches on possible secondary fire scenarios after terror and bomb explosion has not been performed yet. Therefore, a study on PSC structural behavior from an blast-induced fire scenario was undertaken. To evaluate the blast-fire combined resistance capacity and its protective performance of bi-directional unbonded PSC member, blast-fire tests were carried out on 1,400 mm × 1,000 mm × 300 mm PSC specimens. Blast loading tests were performed by the detonation of 25 kg ANFO explosive charge at 1.0 m standoff distance. Also, fire and blast-fire combined loading were tested using RABT fire loading curve. The test results are discussed in detail in the paper. The results can be used as basic research references for related research areas, which include protective design simulation under blast-fire combined loading.


Journal of The Korea Concrete Institute | 2016

Performance Based Evaluation of Concrete Chloride Diffusion Resistance from Wind Speed-Sunlight Exposure Time Curing Conditions of Climate Change

Tae-Kyun Kim; Chul-Min Cho; Ji-Hun Choi; Jang-Ho Jay Kim

Recently, extreme climate change has been occurring globally not only in the simple form of temperature increases but also in a wide range of extreme climatic events, such as abnormal drought conditions and frequent typhoons. In addition, climate change is delaying the construction period of concrete structures, increasing related economic losses. Forcing construction projects for completion without considering climate change is leading to concrete quality deterioration, poor quality constructions, and consequent casualties and property damage. Therefore, to address these problems and provide a countermeasure to climate change, the present study selected wind speed, and sunlight exposure time as the most important curing conditions among the climate factors affecting concrete structures and examined their effects on the curing and durability of concrete structures. In addition, for the analysis of the experimental results, this study proposed a process of performance based evaluation (PBE) of concrete strength and durability using a method of Satisfaction Curve (SC) generation.


Journal of The Korea Concrete Institute | 2014

Analysis Evaluation of Torsional Behavior of Hybrid Truss Bridge according to Connection Systems

Ji-Hun Choi; Kwang-Hoe Jung; Tae-Kyun Kim; Sang Won Lee; Jang-Ho Jay Kim

Hybrid Truss Bridge (HTB) uses steel truss webs instead of concrete webs in prestressed box girder bridges, which is becoming popular due to its structural benefits such as relatively light self-weight and good aesthetics appearance. Since the core technology of this bridge is the connection system between concrete slabs and steel truss members, several connection systems were proposed and experimentally evaluated. Also, the selected joint system was applied to the real bride design and construction. The research was performed on the connection system, since it can affect the global behavior of this bridge such as flexural and fatigue behaviors as well as the local behavior around the connection region. The evaluation study showed that HTB applied to a curved bridge or an eccentrically loaded bridge had a weak torsional capacity compared to an ordinary PSC box girder bridge due to the open cross-sectional characteristic of HTB. Therefore, three types of girders with different joint system between truss web member and concrete slab were tested for their torsional capacity. In this study, the three different types of HTB girders under torsional loading were simulated using FEM analysis to investigate the torsional behavior of HTB girders more in detail. The results are discussed in detail in the paper.


Journal of the Korean Recycled Construction Resources Institute | 2013

Evaluation of Performance Based Design Method of Concrete Structures for Various Climate Changes

Tae-Kyun Kim; Hyun-Bo Shim; Tae-Song Ahn; Jang-Ho Jay Kim

*(Received May 6, 2013 / Revised June 5, 2013 / Accepted June 20, 2013)Currently, global warming has advanced by the usage of fossil fuels such as coal and petroleum. and the atmosphere temperature in the world of 100 years(1906~2005) has been risen 0.74℃ ± 0.18℃, IPCC announced that the global warming effect of last decade wasnearly doubled compared to the changes(0.07℃±0.02℃/10year) in the past 100 years. Moreover, due to the global warming, heat wave, heavy snow, heavy rain, super typhoon, were caused and are increasing to happen in the world continuously causing damages and destruction of social infrastructures, where concrete structures are suffering deterioration by long-term extreme climate c hanges.to solve these problems, the new construction technology and codes are necessary. In this study, to solve these problems, experiments on a variety of cases considering the temperature and humidity, the main factors of climate factors, were performed , andthe cases are decided by temperature and humidity. The specimens were tested in compressive strength test and split tensile test by the curing age(3,7,28 days) morever, performance based design(PBD) method was applied by using the satisfaction curve developed from the experiment date. PBD is the design method that gathers the current experimental analysis and past experimental analysis and develops the material properties required for the structure, and carries out the design of concrete mix, and it is recently studied actively worldwide. Also, it is the ultimate goal of PBD to design and perform on structures have sufficient performance during usage and to provide the problem solving for various situations, Also, it can achieve maximum effect in terms of functionality and ec onomy.키워드 : 성능중심설계평가, 만족도 곡선, 베이지안 방법, 극한기후


Engineering Structures | 2008

Suggestion of flexural capacity evaluation and prediction of prestressed CFRP strengthened design

Sang-Kyun Woo; Jin-Won Nam; Jang-Ho Jay Kim; Sang-Hoon Han; Keun Joo Byun


Construction and Building Materials | 2010

Fire resistant behavior of newly developed bottom-ash-based cementitious coating applied concrete tunnel lining under RABT fire loading

Jang-Ho Jay Kim; Yun Mook Lim; Jong Pil Won; Hae Geun Park


Engineering Structures | 2010

Structural safety and serviceability evaluations of prestressed concrete hybrid bridge girders with corrugated or steel truss web members

Kwang-Hoe Jung; Jong-Won Yi; Jang-Ho Jay Kim


Ksce Journal of Civil Engineering | 2008

A study on mesh size dependency of finite element blast structural analysis induced by non-uniform pressure distribution from high explosive blast wave

Jin Won Nam; Jang-Ho Jay Kim; Sung-Bae Kim; Na Hyun Yi; Keun Joo Byun

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