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Postbuckling Behavior of Composite Shear Webs

AIAA Journal, 1980
In this paper the postbuckling behavior of multibay composite shear webs is explored. Several test specimens are designed through the use of advanced state of the art design methods taking into account material anisotropy. The panels are subjected to static as well as fatigue loading in a series of well instrumented and carefully conducted tests to ...
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Shear Behavior of Woven Fabrics

Textile Research Journal, 1989
In an experimental study on the shear behavior of both gray and finished wool and wool blend woven fabrics, we have investigated the effects of finishing and wetting and changes in four shear parameters—initial shear modulus Go, frictional shear stress σ o, shear rigidity G, and residual shear strain tan θ o.
V.K. Kothari, S.K. Tandon
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Shear behavior of geocell-geofoam composite

Geotextiles and Geomembranes, 2021
Abstract In design, internal stability of EPS lightweight fills are provided either by applying load distributing mechanisms (thick pavements or concrete slabs) or using more strong lightweight material through denser EPS geofoam blocks. However, unit weight of the EPS geofoam is a limited parameter. As an attempt to improve the mechanical properties
Mohammad Reza Arvin, Masoud Abbasi, Hossein Khalvati Fahliani   +2 more
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Dynamic behavior of lung parenchyma in shear

Journal of Applied Physiology, 1996
Dynamic shear properties of excised rabbit lungs were studied by measuring creep deformation after application of a step indentation force to the pleural surfaces by a rigid cylindrical punch. The punch diameter was 9.5 mm, and punch forces were 2,4, and 6 g.
M F, Coughlin, B, Suki, D, Stamenović
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Shear Behavior of Strengthened Beams

2018
Strengthening the reinforced concrete elements using polymer fibers continues to interest many researchers. In this context, an experimental study has been completed to evaluate the reinforcement on shear behavior of beams. Different fiber band positions were applied to beams in nodal zones. The four-point bending tests have been performed. The results
Abdesselam Zergua, Sabiha Barour
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Shear behavior of shear stud groups in precast concrete decks

Engineering Structures, 2019
Abstract In order to study the shear behavior of a group of shear studs placed on a composite beam, a total of 16 pushout tests were conducted, including 4 specimens with cast-in-place (CIP) concrete decks and 12 specimens with precast concrete (PC) decks.
Yu-Hang Wang, Jie Yu, Jie-Peng Liu, Y. Frank Chen   +3 more
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Shearing behavior of curved interfaces

2010
Pipe-jacking and microtunneling technologies are being more widely used over the past decade and there is significant interest to predict the jacking forces and jacking distances achievable in order to achieve more efficient design and construction. This study focuses on the evaluation of the frictional characteristics and factors affecting the shear ...
Iscimen M., Frost J.D.
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Singular Behavior of Shear Flow Far from Equilibrium

Physical Review Letters, 1993
A rare exact solution to the nonlinear Boltzmann equation describing rheological phenomena far from equilibrium is reconsidered. We show the existence of a critical shear rate beyond which the solution fails to exist. The implication of this exact result is a singular transition from simple uniform shear flow to a more complex state, perhaps involving ...
, Santos, , Garzó, , Brey, , Dufty
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Tube flow behavior and shear stress-shear rate characteristics of canine blood

American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1962
The shear stress-shear rate characteristics of canine blood were determined in a cone and plate viscometer and could be expressed by a power-law equation. The differences in the shear stress-shear rate and tube flow characteristics suggest a marginal gap of plasma at the tube wall. It also appears from these considerations that the gap width of plasma
S, CHARM, G S, KURLAND
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Behavior of Wood‐Framed Shear Walls

Journal of Structural Engineering, 1985
Shear walls play an important role in the wind and seismic resistance of lowrise woodframed buildings. The behavior of shear walls is primarily governed by the nail forceslip characteristics.
Ajaya K. Gupta, George P. Kuo
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