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Revisiting Cracking in Reinforced Concrete Beams: An Updated Analysis
As materials and structural optimization continue to be important in design, structural safety checks for service limit states have become increasingly important.
Adelino V. Lopes, Sergio M. R. Lopes
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Time and Crack Effect on Chloride Diffusion for Concrete with Fly Ash
Nuclear power plants are constructed very close to the marine environments for cooling water and the structures are more susceptible to chloride induced corrosion.
Sang-Hwa Jung +3 more
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Effect of crack depth and specimen width on fracture toughness of a carbon steel in the ductile-brittle transition region [PDF]
The effects of crack depth (a/W) and specimen width W on the fracture toughness and ductile±brittle transition have been investigated using three-point bend specimens.
Yiu-Wing Mai +3 more
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The effect of external stiffening elements on the fatigue crack growth in Fibre Metal Laminate
Fibre Metal Laminates (FML’s) have been developed in the past to increase the fatigue characteristics of laminated aluminium structures by adding fibres in the bond line.
Rodi, Riccardo
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To fulfill the requirement for deformation measurement within the failure area during rock failure, a newly developed digital image algorithm, known as the corner correlation method, was implemented.
Xingui Zhou +6 more
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The influence of the parameterϕ/ρeffon crack widths [PDF]
Professor Beeby's 2004 paper questioned the basis of the widely cited ‘classical’ model for estimation of crack widths in reinforced concrete elements. It provides a valuable reminder of the need to verify the predictions of theoretical models against experimental data, a task which he has performed to the benefit of our understanding on several ...
Beeby, A. W. +27 more
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Analytical Modeling of Crack Widths and Cracking Loads in Structural RC Members
Crack width is a major performance criterion in reinforced-concrete structures, in general, and is of utmost importance in ensuring bridge performance, in particular. A reliable theory-based method is required to assess crack widths and gain insight into their dependence on material, geometry, and loading parameters.
David Z. Yankelevsky +2 more
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A numerical study of crack shielding and deflection under extensive plasticity [PDF]
Experimentally observed crack deflection events in multi-layered material systems, occurring even under pure mode-I loading, are here simulated and explained through elasto-plastic finite element modelling.
Reed, Philippa A.S. +2 more
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Chloride-induced reinforcement corrosion primarily contributes to the deterioration of concrete structures. Cracks provide natural pathways for chloride ions, which accelerate the corrosion process and shorten the service life of structures.
Xixi Wang +5 more
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