that the adhesive layer between the steel beam flange and concrete does not have a significant effect on the final capacity of the push-out specimen but only on its initial stiffness. Therefore, during concreting, an attempt was made to prevent the adhesion of concrete to the flange of the steel beam by using grease.
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that the adhesive layer between the steel beam flange and concrete does not have a significant effect on the final capacity of the push-out specimen but only on its initial stiffness. Therefore, during concreting, an attempt was made to prevent the adhesion of concrete to the flange of the steel beam by using grease.
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