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Thermal and fatigue testing of fiber reinforced polymer tie connectors used in concrete sandwich walls
The purpose of this research program was to determine the strength, strain, fatigue, temperature, and other corresponding behavioral characteristics of concrete sandwich wall panels containing the new Delta TieRTM fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) tie connector produced by Dayton/Richmond, a brand o
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