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Design of flat slabs of Saint Cross College in Oxford. [PDF]
Lytos, Konstantinos +1 more
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This study investigates how drawing process parameters affect the tribological behavior of AISI 304 steel sheet. Under lubricated conditions, increasing normal force, drawing speed, and countersamples roughness reduces the coefficient of friction by up to 21%.
Felipe de Souza Leal +6 more
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Strip loading in reinforced concrete: Mechanical modeling and experimental validation
Abstract Strip loading of reinforced concrete is a common problem in engineering practice. The concrete compressive strength at the load introduction can be several times higher than the uniaxial concrete compressive strength, which can be attributed to geometrical and passive confining stresses caused by load dispersion and reinforcement, respectively.
Fabian Morger +2 more
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Punching shear in flat slab systems – Experimental quantification of unconsidered system influences
Abstract Due to the demand for slender and functional buildings, flat slabs are a frequently used load‐bearing element in buildings. However, the concentrated load introduction at the slab‐column connection is often the governing detail in design due to punching shear failure.
Matthias Kalus +3 more
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Design considerations for shear failure of flat concrete slabs exposed to fire [PDF]
Annerel, Emmanuel, Taerwe, Luc
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Abstract Several design codes prescribe punching shear verification in flat slabs, especially for common scenarios such as concentric punching and punching under bending moments. Although openings are generally addressed in design codes, asymmetric openings are often neglected.
Ricardo de Paula Randi +3 more
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PUNCHING SHEAR STRENGTHS OF HYBRID REINFORCED CONCRETE FLAT PLATE SLABS
Suha Rasheed Abbas, Haitham Jameel
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Abstract Reinforced concrete flat slabs are widely employed in contemporary architecture due to their structural efficiency and construction simplicity; however, their susceptibility to punching shear failure remains a critical design concern, particularly at slab–column connections where concentrated loads occur.
Jeovan Pereira das Virgens +4 more
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Punching in flat slabs with different types of anchorage for the shear reinforcement
Victor Hugo Dalosto de Oliveira
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