A study on the behaviour of RC beam with spliced helical end rebar

Authors

  • Adla Saraswathi
  • C.B.K. Rao
  • D. Rama Seshu

Keywords:

Bond/anchorage; spliced rebar; helical end rebar; concrete, RC beams; flexure test; pull-out test.

Abstract

It is known that the reinforcement used in RC beams shall have the proper development length or anchorage length to develop its full strength and avoid premature failure. The usual practice to fulfil the code specified development length criteria includes extending the reinforcing bar beyond the theoretical cut-off point, using couplers, headed bars, bars with hooked ends, etc. This paper presents a new method of providing development/anchorage length using reinforcement with helical ends. The experimental investigation carried out in three phases to study the behaviour of RC beams provided with continuous / spliced reinforcing bars with helical ends indicated that the behaviour of RC beam with Helical end Rebar (HeR) is similar to the behaviour of conventional RC beam.

Published

05-06-2024

How to Cite

Saraswathi, A. ., Rao, C., & Seshu, D. R. (2024). A study on the behaviour of RC beam with spliced helical end rebar. Journal of Structural Engineering, 49(3), 234–248. Retrieved from http://14.139.176.44/index.php/JOSE/article/view/248

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