1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf02485990
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A new proposal for defining the ductility of concrete-reinforcement steels by means of a single parameter

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“…Again, the strength-hardening ratio and the ductility ratio gave a measure of the ductility of the rebar in various forms. The strength-hardening ratio provided an idea of ductility in terms of strength, whereas the ductility ratio provides the information in terms of displacement (Creazza and Russo, 1996). The product of these two ratios gave the ductile area parameter for the rebar (Beeby, 1997).…”
Section: Study Made Using Results Presentedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Again, the strength-hardening ratio and the ductility ratio gave a measure of the ductility of the rebar in various forms. The strength-hardening ratio provided an idea of ductility in terms of strength, whereas the ductility ratio provides the information in terms of displacement (Creazza and Russo, 1996). The product of these two ratios gave the ductile area parameter for the rebar (Beeby, 1997).…”
Section: Study Made Using Results Presentedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The present paper analyzes the ones put forward by Cosenza (Cosenza, Greco & Manfredi, 1998). and Creazza (Creazza & Russo, 1998).…”
Section: Equivalent Steel the Conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El primero contempla la relación f max /f y y el valor de ε max para los tres aceros, y compara estos valores con los valores mínimos exigidos en la Instrucción EHE-08 (26) y del mismo modo con los valores comprendidos en los códi-gos europeos MC-90 y EC-2 (28,29). El segundo método aplica el criterio de acero equivalente (p, y los índices A * y I d ), comparando estos valores con los que se obtendrían aplicando los criterios de Cosenza y col., Creazza y col. y Ortega para los aceros usualmente utilizados 500SD, 500N o 500H (23)(24)(25). El criterio de acero equivalente ofrece un único parámetro para evaluar la ductilidad, siendo esta información de gran relevancia para comparar diferencias de ductilidad entre diferentes tipos de aceros (32).…”
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