Strengthening - Globe Thesis

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21.	Experimental And Theoretical Research On Torsional Behavior Of CFRP Strengthened Reinforced Concrete Box Beams Subjected To Combined Action
22.	The Efficiency And Feasibility Of Externally Bonded FRP Strengthening Concrete Bridge Girder
23.	Study On Bond Theory And Test Of New And Old Concrete And Its Application In Bridge Strengthening Engineering
24.	Study On Servaral Problems In Engineering Structures Reliability Analysis
25.	Experimental Study On RC Two-way Slabs Strengthened In One-way Method
26.	Experimental Research And Theoretical Analysis On Seismic Behaviour Of Masonry Walls Strengthened By CFRP
27.	An Experimental Study Of Damaged Reinforced Concrete Beams Strengthened With Pre-stressed CFRP Sheets
28.	Building Blocks & Critical Height Of Geosynthetic Reinforced Segmental Retaining Walls
29.	Research And Application Of Functionally Gradient Concrete Segment Used In River-crossing Or Sea-crossing Tunnels
30.	Research On Strengthening Axial Damage Effectiveness Of Large Middle Caliber Ammunition
31.	Study On Debonding Failure In CFRP Flexural Strengthened RC Beams
32.	Flexural Behavior Of Concrete Beams Strengthened With Prestressed FRP Laminate
33.	Research On Coastal Concrete Structures Strengthened With CFRP
34.	Experimental Study On Durability Of FRP Strengthening Civil Engineering Structures Under Load And Aggressive Environments
35.	Research On Tension Strengthening Of RC Members With Externally Bonded CFRP Sheets
36.	The Finite Element Analysis Of Experimental Results Of And Research To Shear Capacities Of CFRP Strengthened Masonry
37.	Experimental Investigation And Theoretical Analysis Of Over-loaded RC Bridge Strengthened With CFS
38.	Experimental Study And Theoretical Analysis On Strengthening For Chinese Ancient Timber Buildings
39.	Research On Dynamic Responses And Design Methods Of Discrete Multi-layered Explosion Containment Vessels
40.	Study On Old Bridge Strengthening In Transforming Simply Supported Into Continuous System By Self-stressing Method
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