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Seismic performance improvement of low-strength RC shear wall strengthened using engineered cementitious composites with steel mesh
Engineered cementitious composites (ECC), with its high ductility and tensile strain-hardening behavior, provides an effective solution for seismic retrofitting. This study investigated the seismic performance and failure mode of full-scale low-strength reinforced concrete (RC) shear walls strengthe
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