Experimental and Numerical Validation of Selective Weakening Retrofit for Existing Non-Ductile R.C. Frames

Experimental and Numerical Validation of Selective Weakening Retrofit for Existing Non-Ductile R.C. Frames
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现有非延性钢筋混凝土选择性弱化改造的实验和数值验证

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2009
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S. Pampanin
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W. Y. Kam;S. Pampanin

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