EVALUATING AND PROPOSING PREDICTION MODELS OF SHEAR CRACK WIDTH IN CONCORETE BEAMS

  • ZAKARIA M
  • UEDA T
  • WU Z
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Abstract

This paper presents a comprehensive review on the available prediction models in the literature to es-timate shear crack width in reinforced and prestressed concrete members by comparing shear crack open-ings calculated from prediction model with those obtained from seven experimental investigations to eva-luate their accuracy together with effectiveness of factors considered. As a result of this study, the models for the prediction of shear crack spacing and width in reinforced and prestressed concrete beams are proposed. The proposed models show a better correlation with all the test results compared to the other prediction models. The models can predict both average and maximum shear crack width and are applicable to fatigue loading.

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ZAKARIA, M., UEDA, T., & WU, Z. (2011). EVALUATING AND PROPOSING PREDICTION MODELS OF SHEAR CRACK WIDTH IN CONCORETE BEAMS. Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. E2 (Materials and Concrete Structures), 67(2), 245–263. https://doi.org/10.2208/jscejmcs.67.245

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