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 2016
DOI: 10.15593/perm.mech/2016.1.09
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Fractal Analysis of Deformation Curves of Fiber-Reinforced Fine-Grained Concretes Under Compression

V.P. Selyaev1,
T.A. Nizina2,
A.S. Balykov3
et al.
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“…An insignificant number of papers are devoted to the problem of control over the deformation properties of finegrained concretes [17]. The main direction of studies, given in the work indicated, is the application of the micro-reinforcement of concrete using the fibers.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
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Study of change in the deformation-strength properties of nanomodified fine-grained concretes over time

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2017
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“…An insignificant number of papers are devoted to the problem of control over the deformation properties of finegrained concretes [17]. The main direction of studies, given in the work indicated, is the application of the micro-reinforcement of concrete using the fibers.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%

Study of change in the deformation-strength properties of nanomodified fine-grained concretes over time

Shishkina
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2017
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Statistical Analysis of the Frequency of Damage Accumulation in the Structure of Epoxy Composites Under Tensile Loads

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Integration of CFRP strips as an internal shear reinforcement in reinforced concrete beams exposed to elevated temperature

Al-Rousan
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2021
Case Studies in Construction Materials
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