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IMPACT OF FIRE ON STEEL REINFORCEMENT OF

R.C.C. STRUCTURES

A PROJECT REPORT

Submitted By

SHUTHI SUPPRIYAA. S

PACKIYALAKSHMI. M

ABITHA. S

in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree

of

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

in

CIVIL ENGINEERING

BHARATH NIKETAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE

AUNDIPATTY, THENI-625 531(DT)

ANNAUNIVERSITY: CHENNAI 600 025

MARCH 2021
ANNA UNIVERSITY: CHENNAI 600 025

BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE

Certified that this project report “IMPACT OF FIRE ON STEEL

REINFORCEMENT OF R.C.C. STRUCTURES” is the bonafide work of

SHUTHI SUPPRIYAA.S (920117103010), PACKIYALAKSHMI.M

(920117103301), ABITHA.S (920117103901) who carried out the project work

under my supervision.

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
Mr.C.MURUGAN, M.E., Mr.M.ROHITHKUMAR, M.E.,
HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR
Department of Civil engineering, Assistant Professor,
BharathNiketan Engineering College, Department of Civil engineering,
Aundipatti-625 536. BharathNiketan Engineering College,
Aundipatti-625 536

Submitted for the viva-voce Examination held on…………….

INTERNAL EXAMINER EXTERNAL EXAMINER

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are very much grateful to our college and our managing chairman
Shri.S.MOHAN for enabling us to complete this work successful.

We are thankful to Dr.P.V.ARULKUMAR, M.E., M.B.A., Ph.D., Principal


Bharath Niketan Engineering College for his support and encouragement to complete
our project work.

We are thanks to Mr.C.MURUGAN, M.E., Head of the Department Civil


Engineering for his motivation and suggestions which improved the quality of our
project work.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to our guide


Mr.M.ROHITHKUMAR, M.E., Assistant Professor in Civil Engineering for her
able guidance and support rendered to us during the semester for successful
completion of our project work.

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ABSTRACT

With the increased incidents of major fires in buildings; assessment,


repairs and rehabilitation of fire damaged structures has become a topical
interest. This is a specialized field involves expertise in many areas like
concrete technology, material science and testing, structural engineering,
repair materials and techniques etc. Research and developmental efforts are
being carried out in this area and other related disciplines. In this topic the
experience of real-life problems is presented which add immense value to
this. This topic also gives a comprehensive knowledge on the overall strategy
for the restoration of fire damaged buildings and also presents a critical
appraisal of the assessment procedures by different nondestructive
techniques, specifications and execution of repair techniques.

The experimentation has been done to find out the impact of the fire
on reinforcement steel bars by heating the bars to 100°,300°,600°,900°
centigrade of 6 samples each. The heated samples are rapidly cooled by
quenching in water and normally by air cooling. The change in the
mechanical properties is studied using universal testing machine (UTM) and
the microscopic study of grain size and grain structure is studied by scanning
electron microscope (SEM).

The general conclusion is that majority of fire damaged RCC


structures are repairable. But the impact of elevated temperature above 900°C
on the reinforcement bars was observed that there is significant reduction in
ductility when rapidly cooled by quenching. In the same case when cooled in
normal atmospheric conditions the impact of temperature on ductility is not
high. By heating the reinforcement bars, the mechanical properties can be
changed without varying the chemical composition.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE


NO. NO.
ABSTRACT 4
LIST OF FIGURES 6
LIST OF TABLES 8
1 INTRODUCTION 9
1.1 Experience of fires 11
1.2 What happens to concrete in a fire 12
1.3 Changes of concrete in fire 13
1.4 List of tests to be conducted 19
1.5 Damage classification of structural 20
members
1.6 Method of representing class of damages 23
in the drawings
1.7 Objective 24

2 LITERATURE REVIEW 26
3 EXPERIMENTAL WORK 27
2.1 Introduction 27
2.2 Equipment 27
2.3 UTM Testing 28
2.4 Tensile testing 28
2.5 SEM 28
2.6 Electric furnace 30

4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS 31

5 CONCLUSION 42
REFERENCES 43

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LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE TITLE PAGE


No. No.
1.1 Fire damaged slab 11
1.2 Concreting of fire damaged slab 12
1.3 Concrete against fire 13
1.4 Color change in the concrete due to elevated 16
temperature
1.5 Temperature vs proportion of strength at room 17
temperature
3.1 UTM testing setup 22
3.2 Screenshot of the result of tensile test using 27
UTM
3.3 Setup of SEM 28
3.4 Inner view of SEM 29
3.5 SEM properties of steel bar 29
3.6 Electric furnace 30
4.1 Temperature vs ultimate load 33
4.2 Temperature vs% elongation 33
4.3 Temperature vs Ultimate stress 34
4.4 0.2%Proff stress vs temperature 34
4.5 Temperature vs Ultimate load 35
4.6 Temperature vs ultimate Stress 35

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4.7 Temperature vs elongation 36
4.8 Temperature vs yeild Stress 36

4.9 Temperature vs .2% Proof stress 37


4.10 100° C Ordinary cooling at magnification of 5 37
microns
4.11 100° C Ordinary cooling at magnification of 10 38
microns

4.12 300° C Ordinary cooling at magnification of 10 38


microns
4.13 300° C Rapid cooling at magnification of 10 39
microns
4.14 900° C ordinary cooling at 10 micron 39

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LIST OF TABLES

TABLE TITLE PAGE


No. No.

1.1 Concrete in fire – physiochemical process 14


1.2 Changes caused by heating various types of 15
stone
1.3 Delamination of concrete 19
1.4 Damage classification 21
1.5 Damage classification of structural members 22
4.1 Properties for rapid cooing conditions 32
4.2 Properties for ordinary cooing conditions 32

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