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Research Of The Influence Of Low-frequency And High-frequency Actions On Processing Of Technological Environments [PDF]
The processing of various vibrational low-frequency and cavitation high-frequency actions by their rheological properties is studied. A mathematical model of the motion of particles of a technological environment is determined taking into account the ...
Bernyk, I. (Iryna) +3 more
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Under service conditions, R-UHPFRC (Reinforced Ultra High Performance Fiber Reinforced Cementitious composite) beams exhibit residual deflection after loading–unloading. This is due to the tensile strain hardening behavior of UHPFRC.
Bartłomiej Sawicki, Eugen Brühwiler
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Response simulation of UHPFRC members
Ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced concrete (UHPFRC) is a new generation material with outstanding mechanical properties and excellent durability. The uses of UHPFRC have, however, been mostly limited to demonstration applications and research projects, due to its perceived high cost and the lack of proven analysis procedures.
Franssen, Renaud +3 more
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Advanced Structural Concrete Materials in Bridges. [PDF]
Lantsoght EOL.
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Limited research has been conducted on the influences of fiber content on close-in blasting characteristics for ultrahigh-performance fiber-reinforced concrete (UHPFRC) beams.
Junbo Yan +6 more
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Modeling the Tensile Behavior of Fiber-Reinforced Strain-Hardening Cement-Based Composites: A Review. [PDF]
Ribeiro PO +3 more
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Ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced concrete (UHPFRC) has the characteristics of high strength, toughness, and excellent crack resistance. In order to fully utilize the high-strength properties of UHPFRC and reduce the structural weight and ...
Liuyiyi Yang +3 more
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Study on Static and Fatigue Behaviors of Steel-UHPFRC Composite Deck Structure. [PDF]
Luo J, Huai C, Shao X, Zhao J, Wang L.
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As the modular industry expands, the most widely used building materials are primarily concrete, steel, and wood. However, the use of wood and steel is severely limited compared to concrete for reasons such as durability and economy.
Kyongchul Kim +4 more
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