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Title: 408.2R-92: Report on Bond Under Cyclic Loads (Reapproved 2005)
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Publication: Technical Documents
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Appears on pages(s): 32
Keywords: Anchorage
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Date: 8/1/1992
Abstract: Note: A newer version of this document exists. This document was replaced by 408.2R-12. Note: 408.2R-92 is Out of Print. However, a PDF version is available. This state-of-the-art report summarizes the most recent research on bond behavior under cyclic loads. The report provides a background to bond problems, discusses the main variables affecting bond performance, and describes its behavior under cyclic loads. Two general types of cyclic loads are addressed: high-cycle (fatigue) and low-cycle (earthquake and similar) loads. The behavior of straight anchorages, hooks and splices is included. Design recommendations are provided for both high and low cycle fatigue, and suggestions for further research are given.
Note: A newer version of this document exists. This document was replaced by 408.2R-12.
Note: 408.2R-92 is Out of Print. However, a PDF version is available.
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