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1D Finite Element Modeling of Bond-Slip Behavior and Deflection in Reinforced Concrete Flexural Members
The serviceability limit state (SLS) is a crucial aspect of structural design, ensuring that reinforced concrete structures perform satisfactorily under everyday loading conditions without excessive deflections, vibrations, or cracking that could compromise their functionality or aesthetics. This st
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