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a) C: Concrete failure b) B: Bond failureFigure 4.15 Failure modes in the pull-<strong>of</strong>f testThe bond <strong>performance</strong> between UHPC and NSC can be considered successful, <strong>as</strong> thetensile strength <strong>of</strong> the bond and the overlay <strong>material</strong> are greater than that <strong>of</strong> the <strong>concrete</strong>substrate. As shown in Figure 4.16, the tensile strength obtained at 10-11 days, reach therequirements at 7 and 28 days.600Minimun direct tensile strength (psi)4002000318331Brushed, 10-11 days Sandbl<strong>as</strong>ted, 10-11days352370Rough, 10-11 days Grooved, 10-11 daysAcceptablebondstrength a28 days (ACI546.3R-06 )Acceptablebondstrength a 7days (ACI546.3R-06 )Figure 4.16 Tensile strength per c<strong>as</strong>e study obtained in pull-<strong>of</strong>f test at 10-11 daysHowever, it should be noted that the failure stresses <strong>of</strong> the <strong>concrete</strong> substrate are lowerthan expected. By using Equation 4.1, given by ACI318-11, an estimation <strong>of</strong> the splittingtensile strength <strong>of</strong> the <strong>concrete</strong> substrate can be obtained from the compressive strength.The expected splitting tensile strength for the <strong>concrete</strong> substrate is between 526 and 598psi. Momayez et al. (2005) demonstrated that the splitting tensile strength is equal orslightly greater than the direct tensile strength. The experimental results gave noticeablylower average tensile strengths, 318 to 370 psi. It is well known that the tensile strength93

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