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               (2019). “Guidelines on ground supported concrete slabs   tensile stress-crack opening curve of concrete by inverse
               for industrial flooring applications“, ICI Bulletin 05/01.  analysis”, Journals of Engineering Mechanics, Vol. 132,
                                                                      No. 2, pp. 141-148.
           [22]  Nayar, S. K. and Gettu, R. (2020b). “Diseño de losas de
               HRF para pisos y pavimentos” (Design of FRC slabs-on-  [33]  Sousa, J. L. A. O., Gettu, R. and Kitsutaka, Y. (2007).
               grade and pavements), Zerbino, R., Hormigón Reforzado   “Inverse analysis procedures for determining the tensile
               con Fibras, Asociación Argentina de Tecnología del     stress-crack opening curve of concrete”, Planas, J.,
               Hormigón, Chapter 9, Buenos Aires, ISBN 978-987-47035-  Experimental Determination of the Stress-Crack Opening
               1-4, pp. 157-184.                                      Curve for Concrete in Tension,  Chapter 4, RILEM
                                                                      Publications S.A.R.L., Report No. RILEM TC 187-SOC,
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               K. and Chaudhari G, IITM IDF 2397, copyright registered   Bagneux, France, pp. 31-39.
               in India under SW-19208/2024, date of filing: 7/02/2024,   [34]  RILEM Technical Committee TC 187-SOC (2007).
               Registry diary No. 4336/2024-CO/SW.                    Experimental determination of the stress-crack opening
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               toughness parameters for fibre reinforced concrete from   No. 39, RILEM Publications, pp-41,Bagneux, France.
               notched and unnotched beam tests”, The Indian Concrete   [35]  Stephen, S. J., Raphael, B., Gettu, R. and Jose, S. (2019a).
               Journal, Vol. 93, No. 2, pp. 23-30.
                                                                      “Determination of the tensile constitutive relations
           [25]  Murugan, K., Stephen, S. J. and Gettu, R. (2020). “Influence   of fiber reinforced concrete using inverse analysis”,
               of fibre geometry on fracture performance of steel     Construction and Building Materials, Vol. 195, pp. 405-414
               fibre reinforced concrete”, Proceedings International   doi: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2018.11.014
               Conference on Materials, Mechanics and Structures, IOP
               Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering, Vol.    [36]  Sigw-Concrete© [Computer software] (2019b). Stephen,
               936, doi:10.1088/1757-899X/936/1/012025                S. J., Gettu, R. and Raphael, B. IITM IDF 1957, Copyright
                                                                      registered in India under SW-13538/2020, date of filing:
           [26]  Federation Internationale du Beton. (2022). “Fibre   22/11/2019, Registry diary No. 18581/2019-CO/SW
               reinforced concrete“, State-of-the-Art Report, Bulletin
               No. 105. doi.org/10.35789/fib.BULL.0105            [37]  Stephen, S. J., Zangelmi Júnior, E., Gettu, R., Aguado,
                                                                      A. and Vaishnav Kumar, S. (2021). “Determination of the
           [27]  Jose, S. (2023). “Study of long-term performance of   complete stress-strain response of concrete under uniaxial
               fibre reinforced concrete“, PhD thesis, Indian Institute of   compression”, The Indian Concrete Journal, Vol. 95, No. 9,
               Technology, Madras, Chennai.                           pp. 1-13.

           [28]  Sivakumar, A. and Santhanam, M. (2007b). “A Quantitative   [38]  Stephen, S. J. and Gettu, R. (2019). “Rate-dependence of
               study on the plastic shrinkage cracking in high strength   the tensile behaviour of fibre reinforced concrete in the
               hybrid fibre reinforced concrete”, Cement and Concrete   quasi-static regime”, Materials and Structures, Vol. 52,
               Composites Vol. 29, No. 7, pp. 575-581.                Article No. 107, doi: 10.1617/s11527-019-1405-2
           [29]  Sirajuddin, M. and Gettu, R. (2018). “Plastic shrinkage   [39]  Prajapati, R., Stephen, S. J., Gettu, R. and Singh, S.
               cracking of concrete incorporating mineral admixtures and   (2023). “Effect of thermomechanically-beneficiated
               its mitigation”, Materials Structures, doi: 10.1617/s11527-  recycled aggregates on the mechanical and durability
               018-1173-4, 51:48, 10 p.
                                                                      characteristics of concrete”, The Indian Concrete Journal.,
           [30]  Khute, S., Singh, S., Zerbino, R. and Gettu, R. (2022).   Vol. 97, No. 10, pp. 9-19.
               “Fresh-state behaviour of paving Concrete reinforced   [40]  Stephen, S. J. and Gettu, R. (2021). “Incorporation of rate-
               with discarded coconut coir fibres”, The Indian Concrete   dependent fracture properties in the design of precast
               Journal., Vol. 96, No. 12, pp. 5-13.
                                                                      concrete tunnel segment with hybrid reinforcement”,
           [31]  Shoeb, M., Singh, S., Zerbino, R. and Gettu, R. (2026). “A   Serna, P., Llano-Torre, A., Martí-Vargas, J.R. and Navarro-
               comparative investigation of the performance of natural   Gregori, J.,  Fibre Reinforced Concrete: Improvements
               and synthetic fibres in pavement quality concrete”, ASCE   and Innovations, RILEM-fib International Symposium on
               Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, MTENG-22242R1,   FRC (BEFIB) , RILEM Bookseries, Vol. 30, pp. 770-775,
               in press.                                              doi: 10.1007/978-3-030-58482-5_68


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