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This document discusses the mechanical properties of reinforced concrete and its constituent materials - concrete and steel. It provides the following key points: Concrete is stronger in compression than tension. Its stress-strain curve in compression is nonlinear, reaching a maximum stress at a strain of 0.002, while the curve is linear in tension. Steel behaves linearly elastic until yield, after which the stress remains constant despite changing strain. The tensile and compressive strengths of concret
- Author
- Kaushal Ghimire
- Language
- EN