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Fig 1.

STM for deep beam with principal strains in inclined concrete strut.

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Fig 2.

Beams cross section details.

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Typical reinforcement details.

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Table 1.

Concrete mix design.

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Test set-up.

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Fig 5.

Strain measurement points on strut.

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Fig 6.

Typical crack pattern of RC deep beam.

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Fig 7.

Maximum width of diagonal cracks in RC deep beams at different applied loads and a/d.

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Fig 8.

Plotted modified Hognestad stress-strain curve of concrete in this study.

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Fig 9.

Stress-strain curve for steel reinforcement.

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Fig 10.

Typical FE compressive stress-distribution in RC deep beams.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of shear strength of deep beams from codes and experiment.

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Table 2.

Comparison of ultimate shear strength of RC deep beams resulted from ACI 318–11, AASHTO LRFD, NLFEM and experiment.

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Table 3.

Principal tensile strain of strut resulted from test and AASHTO LRFD method.

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Table 4.

Comparison of ultimate shear strength of RC deep beams using ɛ1-test and ɛ1-AASHTO with test results.

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Fig 12.

Empirical relationship between ɛ1-AASHTO and ɛ1-test for RC deep beams with 0.75≤a/d≤2.00.

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