Computer · Design of Concrete Structures
Which concrete cracking phenomenon, often characterized by a network of intersecting fine cracks (map cracking) and spalling, is typically driven by the corrosion of embedded steel reinforcement?
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- 1Diagonal web-shear cracking
- 2Cracking along the line of reinforcement followed by map cracking✓
- 3Vertical shear cracking
- 4Horizontal flexural cracking
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Cracking along the line of reinforcement followed by map cracking
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