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Fall 2022
Embedded plates (embeds) are a common method of joining steel and concrete members in structures. Research at the University of Alberta emphasized the lack of consideration in the Canadian concrete design standard CSA A23.3:19 Annex D for the effect of reinforcement on anchorage capacity, as well...
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Behaviour of Helical Pile Groups and Individual Piles under Compressive Loading in a Cohesive Soil
DownloadFall 2017
Helical piles are becoming increasingly common as a result of their wide range of foundation applications. This pile type consists of a steel shaft with one or more helical plates welded near the toe. The axial behaviour of this pile type is difficult to predict because the failure mode is...
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Behaviour of Low-Rise Shear Walls with Hybrid GFRP-Steel Reinforcement and Steel Fibre-Reinforced Concrete
DownloadFall 2017
Recent earthquakes have revealed that conventional steel-reinforced concrete (RC) shear walls can exhibit considerable damage and residual displacements even after moderate intensity earthquakes. These residual displacements can result in high post-earthquake repair costs. Recent advances in the...
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Spring 2012
Partially encased composite columns consist of thin-walled built-up H-shaped steel sections with links welded near the flange tips and concrete cast between the flanges. The use of PEC columns under concentric axial load only was incorporated into the Canadian steel design standard, CAN/CSA...