Bundling of headed bars in concrete

The present note presents tests of specimens reinforced with short headed bars (studs) with head area equal to ten times the bar area. The yield strength of the stud is developed solely by the head; thus, the stud can be plain (non-deformed). The objective of the tests is to show that up to four hea...

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Building law
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bundling
Civil engineering
Concretes. Mortars. Grouts
confinement
Exact sciences and technology
headed bars
Materials
modèle à treillis
plain bars
regroupage
Reinforced concrete
Reinforcing bars
Shear tests
stacked heads
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tiges à tête
têtes décalées
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Yield stress
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