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A subsequence parametric study based on the validated FEM investigates the influence of the curvature on the first peak resistance of the SCS sandwich structure.
The developed models considered the punching shear resistance of the top steel skin plate, modified the resistance contributed by the headed studs, adopting proper critical perimeter for the punching cone, and developing formulae for the second peak resistance.
These innovations and modifications included developing models to predict the tensile resistance of the connectors, incorporating the contribution of the top steel skin on the punching shear resistance, consideration of the tensile resistance of the connectors on the second peak resistance of the structure, and adopting a proper critical perimeter.
Peak resistance is governed by the formation and development of diagonal cracks.
We report peak resistance values.
Bandwidth at peak resistance (BWPR) is a measure of dough stability.
Through the FE simulations, the failure modes corresponding to different peak resistances were analysed and recognized.
Test results showed that SCS sandwich plate exhibited two peak resistances that benefited from the tension membrane action of the top steel skin, which behaved differently from reinforced concrete structures.
The experimental results obtained from the compressive tests in terms of both stress strain curves and failure modes show the possibility of reducing the brittleness of unconfined concrete, resulting significantly increased both the post-peak resistance and the axial strain of confined concrete corresponding to BFRP failure.
The predicted normalized peak (stable) tip resistances are larger than those of lunar soil on the Moon, which may be probably due to the unique in-situ conditions on the Moon.
While the percent reduction in peak vascular resistance was similar at all frequencies of stimulation, the change in total vascular resistance (AUC) was proportional to the stimulation frequency (figure 3).
