January 1, 2025Scientific journal of the Ternopil national technical university

Experimental studies on the bearing capacity of cross-reinforced concrete beams

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The study shows that biaxial compression in cross-reinforced concrete increases strength characteristics and reduces deformation by around 19.8%.
Test specimens indicate that linear beams exhibit a lower bearing capacity by 10.6-12.5% compared to cross beams under similar loading conditions.
Observational analysis involved loading test specimens with concentrated forces using hydraulic jacks to measure deformation and strength characteristics directly.
These findings highlight the importance of optimizing reinforcement design in concrete structures to improve performance under biaxial compression.

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Experimental analysis reveals that biaxial compression enhances concrete strength in cross-reinforced beams, indicating design considerations are needed.

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Melnyk et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af540fad7bf08b1eadb2fc https://doi.org/10.33108/visnyk_tntu2025.02.168

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Experimental analysis reveals that biaxial compression enhances concrete strength in cross-reinforced beams, indicating design considerations are needed.

Experimental studies on the bearing capacity of cross-reinforced concrete beams

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