Study on the Influence of Inertia Effect in Dynamic Splitting Test of Concrete

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A group of concrete spilitting tensile test was carried out by using the drop test machine Studying on the inertial effect on the dynamic tensile strength of concrete under different working conditions. The result show:with the increase of the drop height and quailty, peak load, loading rate of the concrete are increasing gradually.peak load of the test group is slightly higher than control group, The inertia effect has a certain influence on the dynamic tensile strength of concrete.

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