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STRAIN SOFTENING STRESS-STRAIN RELATIONS FOR CONCRETE.
S. P. Shah
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Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Engineering
Constitutive Model
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Stress-Strain Relations
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Nonlinearity
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Test Result
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Stress-Strain Curve
50%
Multiaxial Loading
50%
Peak Stress
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Compressive Loading
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Failure Strength
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Strain Relationship
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Nonlinear Response
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Compressive Strength
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Strain Softening
100%
Stress-strain Relationship
100%
Constitutive Model
33%
Nonlinearity
33%
Stress-strain Curve
33%
Peak Stress
33%
Failure Strength
33%
Multiaxial Loading
33%
Nonlinear Response
33%
Concrete Compressive Strength
33%
Orthotropic Model
33%
Uniaxial Compressive Loading
33%