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Control of cracking in concrete by steel reinforcement : an examination of some of the mechanisms involved
The techniques tried up till now to model the problem of cracking in reinforced concrete have been largely empirical. Many relationships have been identified between certain parameters and the occurrence and size of cracks. This thesis reviews these, reports on the current state of knowledge, and di...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2016
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