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Title: Strength and Behavior of Beam-Panels Tests and Analysis
Author(s): N. Taner, P. P. Fazio, and Z. A. Zielinski
Publication: Journal Proceedings
Volume: 74
Issue: 10
Appears on pages(s): 511-520
Keywords: beams (supports); concrete panels;crack width and spacing: deep beams; flexural strength: loads (forces);reinforced concrete; splitting tensile strength; stress-strain relationships; structural analysis;tension tests: tests: web reinforcement.
Date: 10/1/1977
Abstract:An investigation of the behavior and strength of thin wall, ribbed beam-panels is reported. Tests were conducted on six beam-panels with variable tensile flexural reinforcement, simply supported and subjected to midspan or third-point loading. Test results were compared with results using the finite element method and simplified formulas developed for deep beams.
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