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This paper presents the RecycleSlab research project, where a large-scale experimental test is being prepared. The specimen is a two-story building with flat slabs with drop panels, cast with concrete made with coarse recycled concrete aggregates (CRCAC), and will be tested under combined gravity and lateral loads. In this paper, the test setup is described in terms of structural design, test protocol, specimen dimensions and materials characterization. In addition, the research project will explore the effectiveness of innovative digital surveying techniques for the assessment of seismic damage in flat slab structures. For that purpose, the specimen will be measured in 3D before and after testing using laser scan technology with the aim of creating digital models. The testing of the full-scale two-story flat slab structure will be carried out at the ELSA laboratory of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre.

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Project RecycleSlab - Structural Behaviour of Recycled Aggregate Reinforced Concrete Flat Slabs with Drop Panels Under Seismic and Cyclic Actions

  • 会议论文

  • 出版模式：

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • António Ramos,
  • Carla Marchão,
  • Dario Coronelli,
  • Duarte Faria,
  • Fausta Fiorillo,
  • Gianpaolo Rosati,
  • Jaroslav Halvonik,
  • João Pacheco de Almeida,
  • Jorge de Brito,
  • Luca Martinelli,
  • Marco Lamperti,
  • Miguel Fernandez Ruiz,
  • Monica Lavagna,
  • Robert Vollum,
  • Rui Marreiros

摘要

This paper presents the RecycleSlab research project, where a large-scale experimental test is being prepared. The specimen is a two-story building with flat slabs with drop panels, cast with concrete made with coarse recycled concrete aggregates (CRCAC), and will be tested under combined gravity and lateral loads. In this paper, the test setup is described in terms of structural design, test protocol, specimen dimensions and materials characterization. In addition, the research project will explore the effectiveness of innovative digital surveying techniques for the assessment of seismic damage in flat slab structures. For that purpose, the specimen will be measured in 3D before and after testing using laser scan technology with the aim of creating digital models. The testing of the full-scale two-story flat slab structure will be carried out at the ELSA laboratory of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre.