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Author
Schneider, U. | Schwesinger, P. | Debicki, G. | Diederichs, U. | Felicetti, R. | Franssen, J. M. | Furumura, F. | Jumppanen, U. M. | Khoury, G. A. | Millard, A. | Morris, W. A. | Phan, L. T.
Title
Recommendations of TC 129-MHT: Test Methods for Mechanical Properties of Concrete at High Temperatures. Part 4. Tensile Strength for Service and Accident Conditions.
Coporate
National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
Journal
Materials and Structures, Vol. 33, No. 228, 219-223, May 2000
Keywords
concretes | test methods | high temperature | tensile strength | accidents | mechanical properties
Abstract
This recommendation is valid for structural applications of concrete under service and accident conditions. This document presents test parameters (material and environmental) and test procedures for measuring the direct tensile strength of concrete cylinders in the longitudinal direction, either at high temperatures after first heating or after cooling. Test temperatures range from 20 to 750 deg C or above depending on the capability of test equipment.