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5. Evaluation of Results and Discussion The yield strength and tensile strength, determined from the minimum cross-sectional area determined on corroded reinforcements, are higher than the yield strength and tensile strength obtained on non-corroded samples. This has been documented on both CRS and TMT reinforcement.
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