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Mehr Reisende, mehr Ziele

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By A. Sturm, F. Nitschmann
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Abonnements Abos Aktuelle Themen: Citylauf 2026Main-Echo Erlebnistag E-Paper Apps Merkliste Meine Themen Schnell informiert Kundenkarte Lesershop Aktuelle Themen Citylauf 2026 Main-Echo Erlebnistag Navigation Startseite Region Überblick Stadt & Kreis Aschaffenburg Kreis Miltenberg Kreis Main-Spessart Kreis Main-Tauber Rhein-Main/Hessen Franken/Bayern Deutschland Welt Baustellen in der Region Sport Überblick Main-Kick Handball Ausdauersport Ringen eSport Weitere Sportarten Ressorts Überblick...
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Quantifying the serviceability flexural benefits of using UHPFRC in profiled slabs

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By S. Chen, P. Visintin, A. Sturm, D. J. Oehlers
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REFERENCES 1, , , , , . Experimental studies on composite deck slabs to determine the shear-bond characteristic (m–k) values of the embossed profiled sheet. J Constr Steel Res. 2007; 63(6): 791–803. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcsr.2006.07.009 2, , , . Blending macro- and micro-fibres to enhance the serviceability behaviour of UHPFRC. Aust J Civ Eng. 2018; 16(2): 106–121. https://doi.org/10.1080/14488353.2018.1463608 3, , , .
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Experimental and theoretical analysis of cracking and tension stiffening in UHPFRC under high‐cycle fatigue

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By P. Visintin, A. Sturm, D. J. Oehlers
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Abstract Tension-stiffening controls the serviceability behavior of concrete structures as it is responsible for crack formation and, consequently, the deflection of beams. In fiber reinforced concrete, such as ultra-high performance fiber reinforced concrete (UHPFRC), fibers bridge cracks and thereby transfer tensile stresses across the cracked region, allowing for tensile stresses to be carried by the concrete within the cracked region.
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