
The article presents results from the research into fire temperature influence on steel-concrete bond and on the bond reduction for both in-fire and after-fire status. Bond tests and its results for materials St3S, 18G2 reinforced steel and C16/20, C40/50 concrete, have been described in the article both for in fire and after-fire conditions. All tests have shown a significant reduction of steel-concrete bond as a result of fire temperature. It was proven, that significant bond differences exist between in-fire and after-fire tests, what demonstrate that the bond is regained partially after the exposure.
Industrial engineering. Management engineering, bond test, Architecture, concrete, steel, fire temperature, TA1-2040, T55.4-60.8, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), NA1-9428
Industrial engineering. Management engineering, bond test, Architecture, concrete, steel, fire temperature, TA1-2040, T55.4-60.8, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), NA1-9428
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