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Methods of evaluating tensile creep and stress-relaxation of concretes subjected to continuously increasing loads
Methods to evaluate creep and stress-relaxation of concrete under continuously increasing tensile stress; 2 methods were employed to produce tensile stress through introduction of restraint of shrinkage; one method provided external restraint by placing 3 steel restraining rods on outside of concrete specimen; other method provided internal restraint by embedding steel rod on inside of concrete specimen.
Methods of evaluating tensile creep and stress-relaxation of concretes subjected to continuously increasing loads
Methods to evaluate creep and stress-relaxation of concrete under continuously increasing tensile stress; 2 methods were employed to produce tensile stress through introduction of restraint of shrinkage; one method provided external restraint by placing 3 steel restraining rods on outside of concrete specimen; other method provided internal restraint by embedding steel rod on inside of concrete specimen.
Methods of evaluating tensile creep and stress-relaxation of concretes subjected to continuously increasing loads
Japan Soc Civ Engrs -- Trans
Akatsuka, Y. (author) / Chang, S.C. (author) / Polivka, M. (author)
1963
12 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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