[PDF] Top 20 Shear behaviour and stiffness of naturally cemented sands

... NOMENCLATURE SYMBOLS Aa A A1 Ar A5 B C CL CM Cs C*c C, Ct' Dr d dmax d50 E Eeq E max E sec E tan e e00 e000 G5 G U cor G max max Gumax Iv J in log K K0 n p PC Area of actuator Current ar[r] ... See full document

... In present days, Hybrid Fibre reinforced concrete is cement based composite material has been developed. Hybrid Fibres in concrete provide a medium of arresting crack growth and increase the strength, stiffness, ... See full document

... 2010). Shear strength, stiffness, volumetric behavior, compressibility, erodibility, and leaching behavior of contaminated soils or fly ash can be improved via MICP and EICP methods at both large and small ... See full document

... measure shear wave velocity, Yun and Santamarina (2005) investigated small strain stiffness’ changes under k0 loading and they confirmed that cementation prevails at low confinement and all soil parameters ... See full document

... base shear for building, it has been found that maximum base shear in model-5 along longitudinal and transverse direction as compared to the model-1 and it has been found that model-1, model-2, model-3 and ... See full document

... Therefore, the discrete element method (DEM) is an alternative approach, which considers the discrete nature of granular materials, and provides new in- sight as far as the constitutive model for soil material concerns. ... See full document

... Most buildings can be reasonably considered as behaving as a laterally loaded vertical cantilever. The inertia generated earthquake forces are generally considered to act as lumped masses at each floor (or level). The ... See full document

... Abstract-- The stem design, geometry and material change the mechanical behavior of bone around tibia tray and stem after TKA. In this study a shape optimization of a cemented tibia stem has been carried out to ... See full document

... 7.78 Variation of tangent shear stiffness with logarithm of shear strain for 100 mm undisturbed London clay blue triaxial samples 7.79 Comparison of tangent shear stiffnesses from consta[r] ... See full document

... the shear steel reinforcement to break the electrical cir- cuit and hence prevent current flow during the acce- lerated corrosion ...and shear reinforcement was conducted simultaneously using a multi ... See full document

... When the effects of local bond upon the stiffness normal to plane of cracking were taken into account, it was found that the stiffness in shear of a cracked reinforced concrete specimen [r] ... See full document

... outside shear connectors as the central part of the effective flange width, which requires the design detail of shear ...outside shear connector to a point mid-way between adjacent ... See full document

... cle stiffness with ageing due to increased collagen concen- ...muscle stiffness is not significantly different between young and old ...cle stiffness decreases [14, 17], increases [18] or does not ... See full document

... the concrete slab with the help of mechanical shear connectors (Headed Stud Connector) so that they act as a single unit. In the present work, Steel-Concrete composite construction is compared with RCC ... See full document

... flow behaviour (shear stress against shear rate) was fitted to various models: power law, Herschel-Bulkley, Bingham, modified Bingham and Casson ...flow behaviour observed at various ... See full document

... to naturally ventilated office buildings or dwellings in free-running mode (outside the heating season) “where there is easy access to openable windows and occupants may freely adapt their clothing to the indoor ... See full document

... [4] Sayed Mahmoud and Waleed Abdallah Saudi Arabia (2014) have done a research on response analysis of multi- story RC buildings under equivalent static and dynamic loads according to Egyptian code. The objective of this ... See full document

... the shear box and already loaded to the desired vertical ...overall shear strength of the ...stress-strain behaviour, (iii) Conduct tests at lower normal stresses which may be more applicable to the ... See full document

... by shear walls due to their strength and ...whole shear wall into slender walls. To increase shear capacity these walls are interconnected by short beams along their ...Coupled shear wall ... See full document

... the behaviour of fibre composite sleepers in a railway turnout with varying elastic modulus resting on ma- terials with different sleeper support ...moments, shear forces and vertical deflection in the most ... See full document