2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2016.06.149
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Distributed models of self-stress value in textile-reinforced self-stressing concrete

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“…The scientific background of this last assumption (c) authors proposed to find in article [11]. What can we read in this paper?…”
Section: Analysis Of Cracking Load Is Based On the Following Three As...mentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…The scientific background of this last assumption (c) authors proposed to find in article [11]. What can we read in this paper?…”
Section: Analysis Of Cracking Load Is Based On the Following Three As...mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…What basic assumptions is used a new model for assessment selfstresses in TRCC according to [10,11]? On the one hand, in article [10] we can to read the following: "Self-stress is distributed along the fibre bundle in the textile and exhibits similar effect to that of mechanical pre-stress."…”
Section: New Theory Of Self-stressing Distribution Model According To...mentioning
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“…Steel fiber and self-stress increase the ultimate load of CFST columns. Wang et al [11] and other scholars have found that the effect of the self-stress for the concretefilled steel tube specimen is a quadratic function distribution. Lu et al [12,13] found that the initial self-stress can significantly improve the bearing capacity of the steel fiberreinforced microexpansive concrete short columns, the selfstress can significantly improve the bonding strength between the steel tube and concrete, and there is an optimal value of steel fiber content for improving the bond performance.…”
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confidence: 95%