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Fig 1.

C-shaped angle connectors (a) and L-shaped angle connectors (b).

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Table 1.

Mix proportion.

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Table 2.

Specimens’ description.

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Table 3.

Steel properties used in push-out specimens.

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Fig 2.

Schematic push-out test setup and symbols for naming.

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Fig 3.

Schematic presentation of specimens.

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Fig 4.

Test setup for MA135L80.

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Table 4.

Test results.

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Fig 5.

Typical concrete crushing-splitting mode of failure (MA112.5L60).

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Fig 6.

Connector fracture mode (MA112.5L100).

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Fig 7.

Load-displacement curves in specimens with tilt angle of 112.5.

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Fig 8.

Load-displacement curves in specimens with tilt angle of 135.

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Table 5.

Comparison between tilted and non tilted angle shear connectors.

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