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Figure  ‎ 2.1: Typical Flexural Load-Deflection Curves of Steel Fibre High Strength  Lightweight Concrete (Gao et al
Figure  ‎ 2.2: Stress and Strain Diagram of Fibrous Reinforced Concrete Section.
Figure  ‎ 2.4: Design Assumption for Analysis of Fibrous-Singly Reinforced Beam  Proposed by Henager and Doherty in 1976
Table  ‎ 3.1: Mixture Proportions For One Cubic Meter of  Normal Weight Concrete.
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