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Materials and Structures, 2018
Glass fibre-reinforced polymer (GFRP) reinforcement due to its physical and mechanical behavior has a completely different bond behavior compared to the steel bars. In this paper, an equation is proposed to predict the splice length in GFRP-reinforced concrete beams. First, equations for the local bond strength and displacement modulus of GFRP bars are
Mehrollah Rakhshanimehr +3 more
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Glass fibre-reinforced polymer (GFRP) reinforcement due to its physical and mechanical behavior has a completely different bond behavior compared to the steel bars. In this paper, an equation is proposed to predict the splice length in GFRP-reinforced concrete beams. First, equations for the local bond strength and displacement modulus of GFRP bars are
Mehrollah Rakhshanimehr +3 more
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ACI Structural Journal, 1993
Changes made to the development length provisions to consider confinement effects are examined. The reasons why bars with small cover and with close spacing require longer development and splice lengths are presented. The elimination of the Class C splice is also addressed.
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Changes made to the development length provisions to consider confinement effects are examined. The reasons why bars with small cover and with close spacing require longer development and splice lengths are presented. The elimination of the Class C splice is also addressed.
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Advances in Structural Engineering, 2014
Many existing reinforced concrete buildings in developing countries located in seismic areas do not possess sufficient strength and ductility characteristics to resist the effects of severe earthquakes. Among other deficiencies, improper detailing of reinforcement and poor quality of materials are major causes of poor seismic performance.
C. Goksu +4 more
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Many existing reinforced concrete buildings in developing countries located in seismic areas do not possess sufficient strength and ductility characteristics to resist the effects of severe earthquakes. Among other deficiencies, improper detailing of reinforcement and poor quality of materials are major causes of poor seismic performance.
C. Goksu +4 more
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Concrete Q&A: Minimum Lap Splice Length for WWR
ACI Concrete International, 2021openaire +1 more source
Design Criterion on Development and Lap Splice Lengths for Reinforcing Bars in Tension
Journal of the Korea Concrete InstituteHajin Choi +4 more
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SEISMIC STRENGTHENING OF INADEQUATE LENGTH LAP SPLICES
FATJON SHKURTI +3 moreopenaire +1 more source
An experimental investigation on the characteristics of tension lap splice in UHPFRC beams
Innovative Infrastructure Solutions, 2023Ahmed M Tahwia +2 more
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