Article | REF: C6152 V1

Cracking of reinforced concrete

Authors: Jean Michel TORRENTI, Francis BARRE

Publication date: May 10, 2016, Review date: August 24, 2021

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3. Cracking of a reinforced concrete tie rod

Here, we consider a reinforced concrete component loaded in pure tension and made up of a concrete section A c reinforced with n isolated steel reinforcements of diameter ϕ. The tie bar is subjected to a force N.

3.1 Brice's theory

Brice's theory provides a simplified approach to cracking in reinforced concrete. Despite the simplifications it contains, it enables orders of magnitude for crack spacing and opening to be estimated correctly.

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