Failure mode transitions in RC beams: A cohesive/overlapping crack model application
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- Finite-element study of the diagonal-tension failure in reinforced concrete beams
- Performance of isotropic constitutive laws in simulating failure mechanisms in scaled RC beams
- Dimensional analysis approach to study snap back-to-softening-to-ductile transitions in lightly reinforced quasi-brittle materials
- Propagation of a cohesive crack through adherent reinforcement layers
- Double brittle‐to‐ductile transition in bending of fibre reinforced concrete beams with rebars
- An integrated cohesive/overlapping crack model for the analysis of flexural cracking and crushing in RC beams
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