Principles
Anchorage in concrete construction

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Principles
Anchorage in concrete construction

Author : François REGNIER

Publication date: November 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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5. Principles

5.1 Cracked concrete

In general, concrete alone is not capable of withstanding tensile stresses, leading to cracking as shown in figure 31 . To compensate for this weakness, reinforcement is used to take up these forces once the concrete has been micro-cracked.

Concrete cracking (Crédit Hilti France)

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(1) - ELIGEHAUSEN (R.) - Anchorage in concrete construction. - Ernst & Sohn (2006).
(2) - LATERNSER (K.) - Safety in case of Fire – Test results. - Document 59 du groupe de travail de l'EOTA 06.01/03 “Anchors”, non publié.

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