An experimental investigation was conducted at the structural laboratory at Memorial University of Newfoundland to examine the behaviour of high-strength concrete two-way slabs. It was evident that a new mechanical model is required to predict the punching shear capacity of such slabs. The experimental results of the tested slabs with regard to deformations, strains, ultimate capacity, and modes of failure were examined. Based on the test results, a mechanical model was adopted and developed for high-strength concrete slab applications. The formulation takes into account the actual behaviour of the high-strength concrete and steel. The proposed model gives a fairly good agreement between the predicted and experimental punching loads.
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