Study on Joint Connection Performance of an Innovative Tooth Groove Connection and Vertical Reinforcement Lapping in Reserved Hole

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Abstract
In order to explore the horizontal joint connection performance of the innovative tooth groove connection and vertical reinforcement lapping in the reserved hole, five horizontal joint specimens were designed and constructed in this paper. Through the combination of monotonic horizontal load tests and finite element simulation analysis, the effects of axial compression ratio, vertical reinforcement connection degree, reserved hole type, mortar strength, and tooth groove depth on the horizontal joint connection performance of innovative tooth groove connections and vertical reinforcement lapping in reserved holes were comprehensively analyzed and discussed. The results indicated that the specimens were subjected to penetration failure at the tooth groove joint, but the vertical reinforcements and UHPC in reserved holes can effectively transfer the stress, ensuring satisfactory connection performance. With the increase in axial compression ratio and vertical reinforcement connection degree, the joint connection performance enhanced gradually, while the reserved hole type had little effect on the joint connection performance. In addition, it was found that increasing the mortar strength and the tooth groove depth can significantly improve the peak bearing capacity through finite element analysis. Finally, the optimization design suggestions for this innovative tooth groove connection and vertical reinforcement lapping in the reserved hole were given considering factors such as joint connection performance and construction assembly.
Funding Information
  • National Natural Science Foundation of China (52178179, 2023SK2014, 2023ZZTS0372)
  • Hunan Science and Technology Plan Project (52178179, 2023SK2014, 2023ZZTS0372)
  • Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of Central South University (52178179, 2023SK2014, 2023ZZTS0372)

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