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Document:
SP41-02
Date:
January 1, 1974
Author(s):
K.D. Raithby and J.W. Galloway
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
41
Abstract:
Results are given for flexural fatigue tests on small concrete beams to investigate the effects of moisture state, age and rate of loading on the fatigue performance of three types of concrete as used in typical highway construction.
DOI:
10.14359/17675
SP41-13
E.W. Bennett
The fatigue strength of beams with limited prestress may be calculated by analysis of the stress in the prestressed and nonprestressed reinforcement and comparison with the limits on the appropriate Goodman diagrams.
10.14359/17686
SP41-12
P.W. Abeles, E.I. Brown II, and C.H. Hu
The effect of bond on the delection and cracking characteristics of small size under-reinforced, partially prestressed concrete bridge beams under repeated overloading was evaluated.
10.14359/17685
SP41-11
The behavior of small size under-reinforced, partially prestressed, concrete bridge beams under repeated overloading was investigated. Results are reported regarding static and fatigue tests on fifty-two beams including three beam sizes and six different strand arrangements. The object was to study the influence of strand stresses, steel ratio, group strand action, bond, and non-pretensioned strand on fatigue life.
10.14359/17684
SP41-10
N.M. Hawkins
A review is made of existing information on the fatigue characteristics in bond and shear of reinforced concrete beams.
10.14359/17683
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