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Analyzing Performance of Partially Encased Composite Columns with Steel Wool and Carbon Fiber

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Oct 2026

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1-5

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Manthri Shivaprasad

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Malla Reddy Engineering College

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S. Bhoomesh

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Malla Reddy Engineering College

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Abstract

Partially encased composite columns (PECCs) combine a steel I-section with concrete placed between the flanges, but this concrete loses strength at high temperature. This study added carbon fiber (CF) and steel wool (SW) to M30 infill concrete and tested its strength and heat resistance. A mix of 0.50% CF and 0.50% SW gave about 19% higher compressive strength and 18–58% higher residual strength after heating to 400–800 °C. PECCs filled with this mix carried 14.9% more load than plain-concrete PECCs and deformed about 135% more. A finite element model matched the test results and showed slower heat transfer to the steel.

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partially encased composite column hybrid fiber reinforced concrete steel wool fiber carbon fiber elevated temperature axial compression.

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Manthri Shivaprasad, S. Bhoomesh, "Analyzing Performance of Partially Encased Composite Columns with Steel Wool and Carbon Fiber," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-5, Oct 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM68571

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Steel wool (L/d = 70, 0.3%) and carbon fiber (0.6%) alone raised the 28-day compressive strength by 11.6% and 15.9%, but the hybrid of 0.50% CF + 0.50% SW performed best, giving about 19% higher strength, 18–58% higher residual strength after exposure to 400–800 °C, lower mass loss, and a core temperature 115–120 °C below that of plain M30. The PECC with hybrid infill carried 14.9% more load than the plain-concrete PECC and deformed about 135% more, while the ANSYS model matched the tests and showed slower heat transfer to the steel core. Load-bearing fire tests on PECCs are recommended as future work.

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