First published 9/30/2026, 9:54:15 PM · Last updated 9/30/2026, 9:54:30 PM

Groove-induced interfacial behavior of RC beams with FRP‑reinforced ultra-high-strength ECC permanent formwork: Numerical validation and parametric study

Elsevier published a journal article on 2026-12-01 presenting a numerical validation and parametric study of groove-induced interfacial behavior in reinforced concrete beams using FRP‑reinforced ultra-high-strength ECC permanent formwork. No further methodological details, results, or findings were included in the provided excerpt.

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The study focuses on interfacial behavior in RC beams with FRP‑reinforced ultra-high-strength ECC permanent formwork, which is relevant to structural engineering research.

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Groove-induced interfacial behavior of RC beams with FRP‑reinforced ultra-high-strength ECC permanent formwork: Numerical validation and parametric study

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