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Matériaux et Constructions
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Comparaison des essais d'adhérence par flexion (beam test) et par traction (pull-out test)

Authors: J. C. Bony; G. Claude; S. Soretz;

Comparaison des essais d'adhérence par flexion (beam test) et par traction (pull-out test)

Abstract

Dans trois laboratoires, autrichien, belge et francais ont ete executes des essais d'adherence selon les deux types d'eprouvettes retenus par la RILEM: beam-test et pull-out-test. Les resultats regroupes de tous les essais ont montre que les deux methodes conduisaient a des valeurs moyennes des glissements, du meme ordre mais avec des dispersions importantes a l'interieur des series. Aucune relation certaine n'a pu etre trouvee entre les rapports POT/BT et la surface relative des nervures ou le diametre des barres.

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influence
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impulse
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