bending slab

bending slab

[′ben·diŋ ‚slab]
(naval architecture)
A slab that is made up of a number of large cast-iron blocks with holes for pins about which frames and other structural members of ships are bent.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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The damage degree of RC two-way bending slab can be obtained by the following steps.
The original load-carrying capacity of RC two-way bending slab is obtained by some numerical simulations.
The damage degrees of RC two-way bending slab under different explosive weights is shown in Figure 13.
From Section 3.3, the failure mode of RC two-way bending slab changes from flexural failure to direct-shear failure as the explosive position is from center to the boundary.
Damage assessment of two-way bending RC slabs subjected to blast loadings
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