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1.	Study Of Effective Flange Width For Steel-concrete Composite Beam
2.	Probabilistic Limit State Design Method Of Composite Steel-Concrete Beam Bridges
3.	Experimental Study On The Ultimate Shear Capacity Of Grouped Stud Connectors In Continuous Composite Steel-Concrete Girder Bridge
4.	Behaviour Study Of Shear Connector In Prestressed Concrete Box Girder With Corrugated Steel Webs
5.	The Research On Behavior Of Embedded Column Base Under Horizontal Load
6.	Concrete Creep Reseach Of The Composite Beam After Considering Shear Slip
7.	Steel - Concrete Composite Beam Stud Connectors Recovery Model Tests And Theoretical Analysis
8.	Behaviour Study Of Shear Connector In Prestressed Concrete Box Girder With Corrugated Steel Webs
9.	Analysis Of Stud Connectors In Strengthened Using Steel Plate-concrete Composite Technique
10.	Steel-High Strength Concrete Composite Beam Stud Shear Rigidity Analysis
11.	The Shearing Stiffness Simulation And Analysis Of The Composite Steel-Light Weight Aggrgate Concrete Beam Structure
12.	The Study On Shear Connectors’ Design Method Of Composite Box Girder With Corrugated Steel Webs
13.	Dynamic Behaviors Study For Stud Connectors Of Composite Beams Under Drop-weight Impact
14.	Study On Mechanical Property Of Notch-stud Connectors For Timber-Concrete Composite Beams
15.	Refined Calculation Method And Time-Dependent Behaviors Of Stud Connectors In Steel-Concrete Composite Girder Bridges
16.	Study On The Deterioration Mechanism In Mechanical Properties Of Composite Beams Caused By Fatigue Damage Of Stud Connectors
17.	Mechanical Performance Analysis Of H Section Steel-concrete Composite Beams With Stud Connectors
18.	Performance Research On The Shear Transfer Behavior Of Steel Reinforced Concrete With The Stud
19.	Study On Residual Mechanical Properties Of Steel-concrete Composite Beam Bridges Based On Cumulative Fatigue Damnification
20.	The Effect Of Freeze-thaw On Mechanical Properties Of Stud Shear Connection
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