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Bond creep and shrinkage effects in reinforced concrete
Report on tests made at Ohio State University indicating that high stresses in steel which are indicated by plastic flow calculations are reduced considerably by possibility of bond creep, particularly at joints, knees, and similar complex situations where large proportion of steel bars are ended either at far sides or in splices. (See also Am Concrete Inst -- J v 10 n 2 Nov 1938 p 81-90)
Bond creep and shrinkage effects in reinforced concrete
Report on tests made at Ohio State University indicating that high stresses in steel which are indicated by plastic flow calculations are reduced considerably by possibility of bond creep, particularly at joints, knees, and similar complex situations where large proportion of steel bars are ended either at far sides or in splices. (See also Am Concrete Inst -- J v 10 n 2 Nov 1938 p 81-90)
Bond creep and shrinkage effects in reinforced concrete
Civ Eng (Lond)
Shank, J.R. (author)
1939
Article (Journal)
English
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