2013
DOI: 10.4334/jkci.2013.25.5.497
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A Numerical Model to Evaluate Fire-Resistant Capacity of the Reinforced Concrete Members

Abstract: ‫قۦ‪জ‬‬ ՜Ԝʽ ߏŖࡓν࣡ ‫ۆۦ‪ҙ‬‬ ս࠘Ͽʝ ф ǴজՁɠ३Ե ኤ‫ˬ‬ 1) ᱦG ᆓ␌Ꭷ 2) ᱦG ίˤጃ 3) ᱦG ᆋՌ 4) ᱦG ၈ዣဈ 5)-4,

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“…[20] The author's group developed LDSS with a chemical composition of Fe-18.28Cr-5.68Mn-2.38Mo-0.39W-0.30N-0.035C (in wt%). [11,24,25] In this Ni-free LDSS, the γ-phase was stabilized by Mn and N, and Mo and W were used to improve the corrosion resistance. [10,19,26] We have conducted systematic studies on this LDSS in terms of microstructures, mechanical properties, and corrosion resistance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[20] The author's group developed LDSS with a chemical composition of Fe-18.28Cr-5.68Mn-2.38Mo-0.39W-0.30N-0.035C (in wt%). [11,24,25] In this Ni-free LDSS, the γ-phase was stabilized by Mn and N, and Mo and W were used to improve the corrosion resistance. [10,19,26] We have conducted systematic studies on this LDSS in terms of microstructures, mechanical properties, and corrosion resistance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%