Tension Load Transfer
Tension Load Transfer is a mechanical phenomenon in structural engineering where tensile forces are transmitted from a foundation element to the surrounding soil or supporting medium through direct pulling interaction, distinguished from other load transfer mechanisms by its reliance on adhesive or frictional resistance under axial tension.
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Shear capacity of steel fiber‐reinforced concrete beams
Deuck Hang Lee, Sun‐Jin Han, Kang Su Kim et al. · Structural Concrete · 2016 · 45 citations
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Institute for Polymer Mechanics
Riga, Latvia
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University of Latvia
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University of Seoul
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Zhejiang University
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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Seoul National University
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NKT Holding (Denmark)
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