Cracking Behavior
Cracking Behavior is a structural performance characteristic in reinforced concrete structures that denotes the pattern, propagation, and evolution of fractures under imposed mechanical or environmental loads, specifically distinguished by its dependence on material heterogeneity, stress distribution, and durability conditions, particularly in contexts involving thermal or radiation exposure such as in spent fuel containment systems.
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Permeability study of cracked concrete
Kejin Wang, Daniel Jansen, Surendra P. Shah et al. · Cement and Concrete Research · 1997 · 729 citations
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