Experimental Research on the Influence of Steel Reinforcement on the Crack Resistance of Ready-Mixed Concrete

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The objective of this work is to find the way of diameter and ratio of steel reinforcement impacting upon crack resistance of ready-mixed concrete. By analyzing the bonding theory of steel and ready-mixed concrete, as well as making an experimental study of plate cracking performance, it comes to the best reinforcement ratio. The conclusions are based on physical reasoning and available experimental dates, which can provide the user with references.

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October 2012

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