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Conference paper

On Early Age Crack Formation in FRC Slabs

In Advanced Design of Concrete Structures — 1997, pp. 129-136

By Olesen, John Forbes1; Stang, Henrik1

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Department of Structural Engineering and Materials, Technical University of Denmark1

The problem of early age crack formation in FRC slabs due to restrained temperature and shrinkage deformations, is given an analytical treatment. A model taking into account the ageing properties of the tensile softening curve and the continued development in the temperature and shrinkage deformations after crack initiation, is presented.

Based on this model a design strategy for FRC slabs is outlined.

Language: English
Publisher: CIMNE
Year: 1997
Pages: 129-136
Proceedings: Advanced Design of Concrete Structures
Types: Conference paper
ORCIDs: Olesen, John Forbes and Stang, Henrik

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