Predicting reinforcing bar development length using polynomial chaos expansions
• Novel model to predict rebar bond in concrete was developed based on Polynomial Chaos Expansions. • Model outperformed all design code equations and existing models considered in the study. • Model parametric study identified trends not captured by existing models. • Flexible model can accommodate...
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