Constitutive Relationships of Concrete and Reinforcing Steel under High Temperatures

Viktor Fedorov; Valeriy Levitskiy

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.725-726.124

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Constitutive Relationships of Concrete and Reinforcing Steel under High Temperatures

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It is given stress-strain relationships of concrete and reinforcing deformation under high temperatures. These graphs show material features of deformation, look compact and require least defined parameters.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 725-726)

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124-129

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Viktor Fedorov*, Valeriy Levitskiy

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Constitutive Model, Defined Parameters, Descending Branch, Fire Resistance, Material Temperature Behaviour Model, Stress-Strain Relationship

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