Kansas Department of Transportation column expert : ultimate shear capacity of circular columns using the simplified modified compression field theory : [technical summary].

Abouelleil, AlaaEldin; Rasheed, Hayder; Kansas State University. Transportation Center

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Kansas Department of Transportation column expert : ultimate shear capacity of circular columns using the simplified modified compression field theory : [technical summary].

2015-09-01
By Abouelleil, AlaaEldin ; Rasheed, Hayder

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Kansas State University. Transportation Center
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Bearing Capacity Bridge Piers Columns Compression Tests Evaluation Literature Reviews Shear Strength
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K-TRAN: KSU-14-4
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Brief
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Kansas
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Kansas. Dept. of Transportation. Bureau of Research
Abstract:

Even though the behavior of concrete elements subjected to shear force has been

studied for many years, researchers do not have a full agreement on concrete

shear resistance. This is mainly because of the many different mechanisms

that affect the shear transfer process of concrete, such as aggregate interlock,

interface shear transfer across cracks, shear transfer in compression zone, dowel

action, and residual tensile stresses normal to cracks. However, researchers

agree that aggregate interlock and shear transfer in compression zone are the key

components to understanding concrete behavior under full field shear, flexural,

and axial stresses.
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