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Bonding strength between concrete and steel as a function of f'c

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JGS

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Does anybody know how to estimate bonding strength between concrete and a sheet of steel? I think it is 0.2 times f'c, but I cannot find a good reference to confirm that.

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Thats it. For a reference on this check out Handbook of Temporary Structures in Construction by Robert Ratay.

Or if you can get ahold of an old USS Steel Design of Sheet pile structures.
 
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