Structures &Amp; Architecture 2010
DOI: 10.1201/b10428-186
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The behaviour of steel and steel concrete composite joints

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“…The models do not consider the foundation, all the degrees of freedom for the bottom nodes of the specimens were blocked, thus modelling the walls as fully embedded in the foundation. [1] Fig. 4 Model definition from left to right: CSRCW-10, CSRCW-20-CO, CSFRCW-12 and CSFRCW-22-CO The two dimensional nonlinear analysis is performed using the incremental-iterative procedure included within the capabilities of the software.…”
Section: Numerical Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The models do not consider the foundation, all the degrees of freedom for the bottom nodes of the specimens were blocked, thus modelling the walls as fully embedded in the foundation. [1] Fig. 4 Model definition from left to right: CSRCW-10, CSRCW-20-CO, CSFRCW-12 and CSFRCW-22-CO The two dimensional nonlinear analysis is performed using the incremental-iterative procedure included within the capabilities of the software.…”
Section: Numerical Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Moradi, Naderpour, and Kheyroddin 2020) observed, from experimental tests, that FRP strengthening increased the resistance and ductility of all specimens. (Dan et al 2010) tested RC slabs strengthened with externally bonded FRP. Results showed an improvement in maximum load capacity and a significant rise in mid-span deflection in comparison with the control slab.…”
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confidence: 99%