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On the shear behavior of engineered cementitious composites
Li, Victor C.; Mishra, Dhanada K.; Naaman, Antoine E.; Wight, James K.; LaFave, James M.; Wu, Hwai-Chung; Inada, Yasou
1994-03
Citation:Li, Victor C., Mishra, Dhanada K., Naaman, Antoine E., Wight, James K., LaFave, James M., Wu, Hwai-Chung, Inada, Yasou (1994/03)."On the shear behavior of engineered cementitious composites." Advanced Cement Based Materials 1(3): 142-149. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/31738>
Abstract: Results of an experimental investigation of structural response of shear beams made of a special class of cementitious composites, referred to as engineered cementitious composites (ECCs), are reported. ECCs are designed with tailored material structure and have been shown to exhibit pseudo strain-hardening tensile behavior. The improved performance in shear over conventional plain, fiber-reinforced, and wire mesh reinforced concrete is demonstrated. It is suggested that ECCs can be utilized for structural applications where superior ductility and durability performance are desired.