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The bond strength between steel and concrete is due to________________
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The length of the lap in compression member is kept greater than [ bar diameter x (permissible stress in bar)/ Five times the bond stress] or is
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The bond strength between steel reinforcement and concrete is affected by______________
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The bearing stress at bonds for limit state method compared to working stress method of design is
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If σs is the shear stress in bar and Ԏbd is the design band stress, then the development length of a bar of diameter  Φ is given by
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In limit state method of design, for HYSD bars the values of bond stress shall be
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The bond strength of concrete increase with
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If Φ is the diameter of a bar in tension, a standard hook is equivalent to the anchorage value of straight length given by
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If a beam fails in bond, then its bond strength can be increased most economically by
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Lap length in compression shall not be less than
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