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Post-Cracking Flexural Performance of HTPP Fiber-Reinforced EPS Concrete and Its Application to Wind-Loaded Exterior Wall Panels. [PDF]
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Preparation and Rheological Properties of Waterborne Epoxy Resin Emulsified Asphalt. [PDF]
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Probabilistic analysis of a pull-out test
Materials and Structures, 2009This paper presents a sensitivity analysis of the pull-out strength of reinforcement embedded in concrete. Considering both European and French design codes, this failure strength depends on the variability of uncertain parameters such as Young’s modulus of concrete and yield stresses of materials (concrete and steel); moreover, two failure modes can ...
Humbert, J. +2 more
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Pull-out tests on R.C. corroded specimens
2015The structural behaviour of reinforced concrete structures is strictly related to bond performance between steel and concrete. In the present paper, bond tests on r.c. specimens in presence of corrosion are performed in order to evaluate the damage on bond mechanism due to corrosion. The results of the tests on concrete specimens with RILEM type shape,
CESETTI, ALESSANDRO +2 more
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Comparison of Materials for Staple Pull-Out Tests
Journal of Testing and Evaluation, 1992Abstract Maximum pull-out forces of 16 mm bridge width staples of 10, 15, 20, and 25 mm leg length were tested in cadaver femoral metaphyseal bone. Pull-out force was related to leg length, but there was a very wide standard deviation. A plastic composite bone and beech hardwood were tested as substitutes and found to be unsuitable.
AMC Thomas, PB Pynsent, PF McCombe
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Pull-out tests on handcrafted headed studs
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Structures and Buildings, 2019The aim of this paper is to contribute towards better understanding of the behaviour of site-welded headed studs embedded in normal-weight concrete. The axial failure loads of these studs estimated by design codes and other calculation methods are conservative and inaccurate for concrete cone detachment.
Dênio Ramam Carvalho de Oliveira +2 more
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Numerical simulation of pull-out test on cable bolts
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2021Abstract Due to presence of external loads, the bolt providing stability to the structure which on failure may create a hazardous situation in case of mining and construction activities. The failure may be due to the failure of bolt itself or the failure of grout (in case of grouted bolt) along the bolt grout interface or the grout rock interface. It
Shikha Singh, A.K. Srivastava
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Interfaces Studied by Electromechanical Pull-Out Testing
MRS Proceedings, 1996ABSTRACTThe experimental technique of electromechanical pull-out testing is introduced to study the interface between fiber and matrix. The technique involves measuring both the contact electrical resistivity and the shear bond strength of a fiber-matrix interface.
Xuli Fu, D. D. L. Chung
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Advances in pull-out testing and data analysis
Composites Science and Technology, 1991Abstract In spite of the apparently unrealistic character of the single filament pull-out test when compared to the complexity of the composite material, much information can be derived that has to do with the most fundamental aspects of the fibre/matrix mechanical interaction.
G DESARMOT, J FAVRE
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Calibration of Pull-Out tests on Historical-like Concrete
Materials and Structures, 2021The compressive strength of concrete in existing r.c. structures may be estimated by means of Non-Destructive and Moderately Destructive techniques. While a large bibliography is available for “modern concrete”, for historical concrete, produced in the pre-code period till the ‘20 s, the task is more complex due to lack of standardization, improper ...
A. Brencich, F. Hasweh, D. Pera
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