Composite concrete structures are designed to integrate various concrete types at different levels, thereby improving their shear properties. In this paper, the effects of the interfacial keyway, reinforcement ratio, and pouring sequence on the shear strength of concrete-coal gangue concrete interface are studied by experiments and analyses. A total of 10 specimens were made, and the push-off test was carried out. Nonlinear finite element simulation was carried out using ABAQUS, and the influence of keyway angle on crack development was studied based on the extended finite element method (XFEM). It is found that the remarkable tensile and crack stability of engineered cementitious composites (ECC) has a positive effect on the shear strength of the ECC-coal gangue concrete interface. The ultimate shear strength of the interface and the ductility of the interface under shear load are significantly improved by interfacial shear reinforcement. The introduction of an interfacial keyway improves the shear strength of the concrete interface, and the number of keyways has the most significant effect on the interfacial shear strength. The angle between the crack propagation direction and interface will increase with the increase of keyway angle, the simulation results are in good agreement with the experiments.
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