2024年5月13日发(作者:召翠芙)
Designation:C1609/C1609M–10
StandardTestMethodfor
FlexuralPerformanceofFiber-ReinforcedConcrete(Using
BeamWithThird-PointLoading)
1
ThisstandardisissuedunderthefixeddesignationC1609/C1609M;thenumberimmediatelyfollowingthedesignationindicatesthe
yearoforiginaladoptionor,inthecaseofrevision,rinparenthesesindicatestheyearoflast
scriptepsilon(´)indicatesaneditorialchangesincethelastrevisionorreapproval.
*
1.1Thistestmethodevaluatestheflexuralperformanceof
fiber-reinforcedconcreteusingparametersderivedfromthe
load-deflectioncurveobtainedbytestingasimplysupported
beamunderthird-pointloadingusingaclosed-loop,servo-
controlledtestingsystem.
1.2Thistestmethodprovidesforthedeterminationof
first-peakandpeakloadsandthecorrespondingstresses
calculatedbyinsertingthemintheformulaformodulusof
requiresdeterminationofresidual
loadsatspecifieddeflections,thecorrespondingresidual
strengthscalculatedbyinsertingthemintheformulafor
modulusofrupturegiveninEq1(seeNote1).Itprovidesfor
determinationofspecimentoughnessbasedontheareaunder
theload-deflectioncurveuptoaprescribeddeflection(see
Note2)andthecorrespondingequivalentflexuralstrength
ratio.
N
OTE
1—Residualstrengthisnotatruestressbutanengineeringstress
computedusingsimpleengineeringbendingtheoryforlinearelastic
materialsandgross(uncracked)sectionproperties.
N
OTE
2—Specimentoughnessexpressedintermsoftheareaunderthe
load-deflectioncurveisanindicationoftheenergyabsorptioncapability
oftheparticulartestspecimen,anditsmagnitudedependsdirectlyonthe
geometryofthetestspecimenandtheloadingconfiguration.
responsibilityoftheuserofthisstandardtoestablishappro-
priatesafetyandhealthpracticesanddeterminetheapplica-
bilityofregulatorylimitationspriortouse.
ncedDocuments
2.1ASTMStandards:
2
C31/C31MPracticeforMakingandCuringConcreteTest
SpecimensintheField
C42/C42MTestMethodforObtainingandTestingDrilled
CoresandSawedBeamsofConcrete
C78TestMethodforFlexuralStrengthofConcrete(Using
SimpleBeamwithThird-PointLoading)
C125TerminologyRelatingtoConcreteandConcreteAg-
gregates
C172PracticeforSamplingFreshlyMixedConcrete
C192/C192MPracticeforMakingandCuringConcrete
TestSpecimensintheLaboratory
C823PracticeforExaminationandSamplingofHardened
ConcreteinConstructions
C1140PracticeforPreparingandTestingSpecimensfrom
ShotcreteTestPanels
ology
3.1Definitions—Thetermsusedinthistestmethodare
definedinTerminologyC125.
3.2DefinitionsofTermsSpecifictoThisStandard:
3.2.1end-pointdeflection,n—thedeflectionvalueonthe
load-deflectioncurveequalto
1
⁄
150
ofthespanlength,ora
largervalueasspecifiedattheoptionofthespecifieroftests.
3.2.2first-peakload,P
1
,n—theloadvalueatthefirstpoint
ontheload-deflectioncurvewheretheslopeiszero.
3.2.3first-peakdeflection,d
1
,n—thenetdeflectionvalueon
theload-deflectioncurveatfirst-peakload.
3.2.4first-peakstrengthf
1
,n—thestressvalueobtained
whenthefirst-peakloadisinsertedintheformulaformodulus
ofrupturegiveninEq1.
3.2.5load-deflectioncurve,n—theplotofloadversusnet
deflectionofaflexuralbeamspecimenloadedtotheend-point
deflection.
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contactASTMCustomerServiceatservice@ualBookofASTM
Standardsvolumeinformation,refertothestandard’sDocumentSummarypageon
theASTMwebsite.
2
1.3Thistestmethodutilizestwopreferredspecimensizes
of100by100by350mm[4by4by14in.]testedona300mm
[12in.]span,or150by150by500mm[6by6by20in.]
testedona450mm[18in.]mensizedifferent
fromthetwopreferredspecimensizesispermissible.
1.4Units—ThevaluesstatedineitherSIunitsorinch-
valuesstatedineachsystemmaynotbeexactequivalents;
therefore,eachsystemshallbeusedindependentlyoftheother.
Combiningvaluesfromthetwosystemsmayresultinnon-
conformancewiththestandard.
1.5Thisstandarddoesnotpurporttoaddressallofthe
safetyconcerns,ifany,e
ThistestmethodisunderthejurisdictionofASTMCommitteeC09on
ConcreteandConcreteAggregatesandisthedirectresponsibilityofSubcommittee
C09.42onFiber-ReinforcedConcrete.
CurrenteditionapprovedMarch1,ally
eviouseditionapprovedin2007asC1609/C1609M–07.
DOI:10.1520/C1609_C1609M-10.
1
*ASummaryofChangessectionappearsattheendofthisstandard.
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entoughnessisa
measureoftheenergyabsorptioncapacityofthetestspecimen.
Theappropriatenessofeachparameterdependsonthenature
oftheproposedapplicationandthelevelofacceptablecrack-
inganddefl-reinforcedconcreteis
influencedindifferentwaysbytheamountandtypeoffibersin
cases,fibersmayincreasetheresidual
loadandtoughnesscapacityatspecifieddeflectionswhile
producingafirst-peakstrengthequaltooronlyslightlygreater
thantheflexuralstrengthoftheconcretewithoutfi
othercases,fibersmaysignificantlyincreasethefirst-peakand
peakstrengthswhileaffectingarelativelysmallincreasein
residualloadcapacityandspecimentoughnessatspecified
deflections.
5.2Thefirst-peakstrength,peakstrength,andresidual
strengthsdeterminedbythistestmethodreflectthebehaviorof
fiber-reinforcedconcreteunderstaticfl
absolutevaluesofenergyabsorptionobtainedinthistestareof
littledirectrelevancetotheperformanceoffiber-reinforced
concretestructuressincetheydependdirectlyonthesizeand
shapeofthespecimenandtheloadingarrangement.
5.3Theresultsofthistestmethodmaybeusedforcom-
paringtheperformanceofvariousfiber-reinforcedconcrete
yalso
beusedtomonitorconcretequality,toverifycompliancewith
constructionspecifications,obtainflexuralstrengthdataon
fiber-reinforcedconcretememberssubjecttopurebending,or
toevaluatethequalityofconcreteinservice.
5.4Theresultsofthisstandardtestmethodaredependent
onthesizeofthespecimen.
N
OTE
5—Theresultsobtainedusingonesizemoldedspecimenmaynot
correspondtotheperformanceoflargerorsmallermoldedspecimens,
concreteinlargestructuralunits,
differencemayoccurbecausethedegreeofpreferentialfiberalignment
becomesmorepronouncedinmoldedspecimenscontainingfibersthatare
relativelylongcomparedwiththecross-sectionaldimensionsofthemold.
Moreover,structuralmembersofsignificantlydifferentthicknessexperi-
encedifferentmaximumcrackwidthsforagivenmid-spandeflectionwith
theresultthatfibersundergodifferentdegreesofpull-outandextension.
3.2.6netdeflection,n—thedeflectionmeasuredatmid-span
ofaflexuralbeamspecimenexclusiveofanyextraneous
effectsduetoseatingortwistingofthespecimenonits
supportsordeformationofthesupportandloadingsystem.
3.2.7peakload,P
P
,n—themaximumloadontheload-
deflectioncurve.
3.2.8peak-loaddeflection,d
P
,n—thenetdeflectionvalue
ontheload-deflectioncurveatpeakload.
3.2.9peakstrength,f
P
,n—thestressvalueobtainedwhen
thepeakloadisinsertedintheformulaformodulusofrupture
givenbyEq1.
3.2.10D—nominaldepthofthebeamspecimeninmm.
N
OTE
3—Tosimplifynomenclature,thenominalbeamdepthisshown
inunitsofmmforboththeSIandinch-poundversionofthistestmethod.
3.2.11L—spanlengthordistancebetweenthesupports.
3.2.12residualload,P
D
600
,n—theloadvaluecorrespond-
ingtoanetdeflectionofL/600forabeamofnominaldepthD.
3.2.13residualload,P
D
150
,n—theloadvaluecorresponding
toanetdeflectionofL/150forabeamofnominaldepthD.
3.2.14residualstrength,f
D
600
,n—thestressvalueobtained
D
whentheresidualloadP
600
isinsertedintheformulafor
modulusofrupturegiveninEq1.
3.2.15residualstrength,f
D
150
,n—thestressvalueobtained
D
whentheresidualloadP
150
isinsertedintheformulafor
modulusofrupturegiveninEq1.
3.2.16specimentoughness,T
D
150
,n—toughnessofbeam
specimenofnominaldepthDatanetdeflectionofL/150.
D
3.2.17equivalentflexuralstrengthratio,R
T,150
,n—the
D
valueobtainedwhenthespecimentoughnessT
150
isinsertedin
Eq3.
N
OTE
4—Theequivalentflexuralstrengthratioiscalculatedastheratio
oftheweightedequivalentloaduptoanetdeflectionofL/150overthe
fi
150
T,150
valueisequivalenttothe
R
e,3
valuedefinedintheTechnicalReportNo.34oftheConcreteSociety.
3
yofTestMethod
4.1Moldedorsawnbeamspecimenshavingasquare
cross-sectionoffiber-reinforcedconcretearetestedinflexure
usingathird-pointloadingarrangementsimilartothatspeci-
fiedinTestMethodC78butincorporatingaclosed-loop,
servo-controlledtestingsystemandrollersupportsthatarefree
dnetdeflectionaremonitored
andrecordedtoanend-pointdeflectionofatleast
1
⁄
150
ofthe
erecordedandplottedbymeansofanX-Y
plotter,ortheyarerecordeddigitallyandsubsequentlyusedto
plotaload-defltermedfirst-peak,peak,and
residualloadsatspecifieddeflectionsareidentifiedonthe
curve,andareusedtocalculateflexuralperformanceparam-
eters.
ficanceandUse
5.1Thefirst-peakstrengthcharacterizestheflexuralbehav-
iorofthefiber-reinforcedconcreteuptotheonsetofcracking,
whileresidualstrengthsatspecifieddeflectionscharacterizethe
“ConcreteIndustrialGroundFloors—AGuidetoDesignandConstruction,”
TechnicalReport34,3
rd
edition,ConcreteSociety,Slough,UnitedKingdom,2003.
3
tus
6.1TestingMachine—Thetestingmachineshallbecapable
ofservo-controlledoperationwherethenetdeflectionofthe
centerofthebeamismeasuredandusedtocontroltherateof
increaseofdeflgmachinesthatusestrokedis-
placementcontrolorloadcontrolarenotsuitableforestab-
lishingtheportionoftheload-deflectioncurveimmediately
afterfidingandspecimensupportsystemshall
becapableofapplyingthird-pointloadingtothespecimen
fixturesspecifiedinTest
Method
C78aresuitablewiththequalificationthatsupporting
rollersshallbeabletorotateontheiraxesandshallnotbe
placedingroovesorhaveotherrestraintsthatpreventtheirfree
rotation.
6.2Deflection-MeasuringEquipment—Devicessuchas
electronictransducersorelectronicdeflectiongagesshallbe
locatedinamannerthatensuresaccuratedeterminationofthe
netdeflectionatthemid-spanexclusiveoftheeffectsofseating
eptable
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2024年5月13日发(作者:召翠芙)
Designation:C1609/C1609M–10
StandardTestMethodfor
FlexuralPerformanceofFiber-ReinforcedConcrete(Using
BeamWithThird-PointLoading)
1
ThisstandardisissuedunderthefixeddesignationC1609/C1609M;thenumberimmediatelyfollowingthedesignationindicatesthe
yearoforiginaladoptionor,inthecaseofrevision,rinparenthesesindicatestheyearoflast
scriptepsilon(´)indicatesaneditorialchangesincethelastrevisionorreapproval.
*
1.1Thistestmethodevaluatestheflexuralperformanceof
fiber-reinforcedconcreteusingparametersderivedfromthe
load-deflectioncurveobtainedbytestingasimplysupported
beamunderthird-pointloadingusingaclosed-loop,servo-
controlledtestingsystem.
1.2Thistestmethodprovidesforthedeterminationof
first-peakandpeakloadsandthecorrespondingstresses
calculatedbyinsertingthemintheformulaformodulusof
requiresdeterminationofresidual
loadsatspecifieddeflections,thecorrespondingresidual
strengthscalculatedbyinsertingthemintheformulafor
modulusofrupturegiveninEq1(seeNote1).Itprovidesfor
determinationofspecimentoughnessbasedontheareaunder
theload-deflectioncurveuptoaprescribeddeflection(see
Note2)andthecorrespondingequivalentflexuralstrength
ratio.
N
OTE
1—Residualstrengthisnotatruestressbutanengineeringstress
computedusingsimpleengineeringbendingtheoryforlinearelastic
materialsandgross(uncracked)sectionproperties.
N
OTE
2—Specimentoughnessexpressedintermsoftheareaunderthe
load-deflectioncurveisanindicationoftheenergyabsorptioncapability
oftheparticulartestspecimen,anditsmagnitudedependsdirectlyonthe
geometryofthetestspecimenandtheloadingconfiguration.
responsibilityoftheuserofthisstandardtoestablishappro-
priatesafetyandhealthpracticesanddeterminetheapplica-
bilityofregulatorylimitationspriortouse.
ncedDocuments
2.1ASTMStandards:
2
C31/C31MPracticeforMakingandCuringConcreteTest
SpecimensintheField
C42/C42MTestMethodforObtainingandTestingDrilled
CoresandSawedBeamsofConcrete
C78TestMethodforFlexuralStrengthofConcrete(Using
SimpleBeamwithThird-PointLoading)
C125TerminologyRelatingtoConcreteandConcreteAg-
gregates
C172PracticeforSamplingFreshlyMixedConcrete
C192/C192MPracticeforMakingandCuringConcrete
TestSpecimensintheLaboratory
C823PracticeforExaminationandSamplingofHardened
ConcreteinConstructions
C1140PracticeforPreparingandTestingSpecimensfrom
ShotcreteTestPanels
ology
3.1Definitions—Thetermsusedinthistestmethodare
definedinTerminologyC125.
3.2DefinitionsofTermsSpecifictoThisStandard:
3.2.1end-pointdeflection,n—thedeflectionvalueonthe
load-deflectioncurveequalto
1
⁄
150
ofthespanlength,ora
largervalueasspecifiedattheoptionofthespecifieroftests.
3.2.2first-peakload,P
1
,n—theloadvalueatthefirstpoint
ontheload-deflectioncurvewheretheslopeiszero.
3.2.3first-peakdeflection,d
1
,n—thenetdeflectionvalueon
theload-deflectioncurveatfirst-peakload.
3.2.4first-peakstrengthf
1
,n—thestressvalueobtained
whenthefirst-peakloadisinsertedintheformulaformodulus
ofrupturegiveninEq1.
3.2.5load-deflectioncurve,n—theplotofloadversusnet
deflectionofaflexuralbeamspecimenloadedtotheend-point
deflection.
ForreferencedASTMstandards,visittheASTMwebsite,,or
contactASTMCustomerServiceatservice@ualBookofASTM
Standardsvolumeinformation,refertothestandard’sDocumentSummarypageon
theASTMwebsite.
2
1.3Thistestmethodutilizestwopreferredspecimensizes
of100by100by350mm[4by4by14in.]testedona300mm
[12in.]span,or150by150by500mm[6by6by20in.]
testedona450mm[18in.]mensizedifferent
fromthetwopreferredspecimensizesispermissible.
1.4Units—ThevaluesstatedineitherSIunitsorinch-
valuesstatedineachsystemmaynotbeexactequivalents;
therefore,eachsystemshallbeusedindependentlyoftheother.
Combiningvaluesfromthetwosystemsmayresultinnon-
conformancewiththestandard.
1.5Thisstandarddoesnotpurporttoaddressallofthe
safetyconcerns,ifany,e
ThistestmethodisunderthejurisdictionofASTMCommitteeC09on
ConcreteandConcreteAggregatesandisthedirectresponsibilityofSubcommittee
C09.42onFiber-ReinforcedConcrete.
CurrenteditionapprovedMarch1,ally
eviouseditionapprovedin2007asC1609/C1609M–07.
DOI:10.1520/C1609_C1609M-10.
1
*ASummaryofChangessectionappearsattheendofthisstandard.
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entoughnessisa
measureoftheenergyabsorptioncapacityofthetestspecimen.
Theappropriatenessofeachparameterdependsonthenature
oftheproposedapplicationandthelevelofacceptablecrack-
inganddefl-reinforcedconcreteis
influencedindifferentwaysbytheamountandtypeoffibersin
cases,fibersmayincreasetheresidual
loadandtoughnesscapacityatspecifieddeflectionswhile
producingafirst-peakstrengthequaltooronlyslightlygreater
thantheflexuralstrengthoftheconcretewithoutfi
othercases,fibersmaysignificantlyincreasethefirst-peakand
peakstrengthswhileaffectingarelativelysmallincreasein
residualloadcapacityandspecimentoughnessatspecified
deflections.
5.2Thefirst-peakstrength,peakstrength,andresidual
strengthsdeterminedbythistestmethodreflectthebehaviorof
fiber-reinforcedconcreteunderstaticfl
absolutevaluesofenergyabsorptionobtainedinthistestareof
littledirectrelevancetotheperformanceoffiber-reinforced
concretestructuressincetheydependdirectlyonthesizeand
shapeofthespecimenandtheloadingarrangement.
5.3Theresultsofthistestmethodmaybeusedforcom-
paringtheperformanceofvariousfiber-reinforcedconcrete
yalso
beusedtomonitorconcretequality,toverifycompliancewith
constructionspecifications,obtainflexuralstrengthdataon
fiber-reinforcedconcretememberssubjecttopurebending,or
toevaluatethequalityofconcreteinservice.
5.4Theresultsofthisstandardtestmethodaredependent
onthesizeofthespecimen.
N
OTE
5—Theresultsobtainedusingonesizemoldedspecimenmaynot
correspondtotheperformanceoflargerorsmallermoldedspecimens,
concreteinlargestructuralunits,
differencemayoccurbecausethedegreeofpreferentialfiberalignment
becomesmorepronouncedinmoldedspecimenscontainingfibersthatare
relativelylongcomparedwiththecross-sectionaldimensionsofthemold.
Moreover,structuralmembersofsignificantlydifferentthicknessexperi-
encedifferentmaximumcrackwidthsforagivenmid-spandeflectionwith
theresultthatfibersundergodifferentdegreesofpull-outandextension.
3.2.6netdeflection,n—thedeflectionmeasuredatmid-span
ofaflexuralbeamspecimenexclusiveofanyextraneous
effectsduetoseatingortwistingofthespecimenonits
supportsordeformationofthesupportandloadingsystem.
3.2.7peakload,P
P
,n—themaximumloadontheload-
deflectioncurve.
3.2.8peak-loaddeflection,d
P
,n—thenetdeflectionvalue
ontheload-deflectioncurveatpeakload.
3.2.9peakstrength,f
P
,n—thestressvalueobtainedwhen
thepeakloadisinsertedintheformulaformodulusofrupture
givenbyEq1.
3.2.10D—nominaldepthofthebeamspecimeninmm.
N
OTE
3—Tosimplifynomenclature,thenominalbeamdepthisshown
inunitsofmmforboththeSIandinch-poundversionofthistestmethod.
3.2.11L—spanlengthordistancebetweenthesupports.
3.2.12residualload,P
D
600
,n—theloadvaluecorrespond-
ingtoanetdeflectionofL/600forabeamofnominaldepthD.
3.2.13residualload,P
D
150
,n—theloadvaluecorresponding
toanetdeflectionofL/150forabeamofnominaldepthD.
3.2.14residualstrength,f
D
600
,n—thestressvalueobtained
D
whentheresidualloadP
600
isinsertedintheformulafor
modulusofrupturegiveninEq1.
3.2.15residualstrength,f
D
150
,n—thestressvalueobtained
D
whentheresidualloadP
150
isinsertedintheformulafor
modulusofrupturegiveninEq1.
3.2.16specimentoughness,T
D
150
,n—toughnessofbeam
specimenofnominaldepthDatanetdeflectionofL/150.
D
3.2.17equivalentflexuralstrengthratio,R
T,150
,n—the
D
valueobtainedwhenthespecimentoughnessT
150
isinsertedin
Eq3.
N
OTE
4—Theequivalentflexuralstrengthratioiscalculatedastheratio
oftheweightedequivalentloaduptoanetdeflectionofL/150overthe
fi
150
T,150
valueisequivalenttothe
R
e,3
valuedefinedintheTechnicalReportNo.34oftheConcreteSociety.
3
yofTestMethod
4.1Moldedorsawnbeamspecimenshavingasquare
cross-sectionoffiber-reinforcedconcretearetestedinflexure
usingathird-pointloadingarrangementsimilartothatspeci-
fiedinTestMethodC78butincorporatingaclosed-loop,
servo-controlledtestingsystemandrollersupportsthatarefree
dnetdeflectionaremonitored
andrecordedtoanend-pointdeflectionofatleast
1
⁄
150
ofthe
erecordedandplottedbymeansofanX-Y
plotter,ortheyarerecordeddigitallyandsubsequentlyusedto
plotaload-defltermedfirst-peak,peak,and
residualloadsatspecifieddeflectionsareidentifiedonthe
curve,andareusedtocalculateflexuralperformanceparam-
eters.
ficanceandUse
5.1Thefirst-peakstrengthcharacterizestheflexuralbehav-
iorofthefiber-reinforcedconcreteuptotheonsetofcracking,
whileresidualstrengthsatspecifieddeflectionscharacterizethe
“ConcreteIndustrialGroundFloors—AGuidetoDesignandConstruction,”
TechnicalReport34,3
rd
edition,ConcreteSociety,Slough,UnitedKingdom,2003.
3
tus
6.1TestingMachine—Thetestingmachineshallbecapable
ofservo-controlledoperationwherethenetdeflectionofthe
centerofthebeamismeasuredandusedtocontroltherateof
increaseofdeflgmachinesthatusestrokedis-
placementcontrolorloadcontrolarenotsuitableforestab-
lishingtheportionoftheload-deflectioncurveimmediately
afterfidingandspecimensupportsystemshall
becapableofapplyingthird-pointloadingtothespecimen
fixturesspecifiedinTest
Method
C78aresuitablewiththequalificationthatsupporting
rollersshallbeabletorotateontheiraxesandshallnotbe
placedingroovesorhaveotherrestraintsthatpreventtheirfree
rotation.
6.2Deflection-MeasuringEquipment—Devicessuchas
electronictransducersorelectronicdeflectiongagesshallbe
locatedinamannerthatensuresaccuratedeterminationofthe
netdeflectionatthemid-spanexclusiveoftheeffectsofseating
eptable
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