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The comparison between predicted shear capacities and experimental test results showed that the proposed design recommendations provided much more accurate estimates of shear strength than existing guidelines. The tests reported in this dissertation are not only critical for understanding the shear behavior of members strengthened in shear with anchored CFRP material, but also extremely valuable in filling the gaps in the literature and expanding the limited data available.","abstract_html":"Numerous studies on shear strengthening with CFRP material are reported in the literature. However, the majority of these studies were conducted on small-scale specimens that have little or no transverse reinforcement. A comprehensive review of the literature showed that without proper anchorage, CFRP materials did not increase the shear strength of the member due to debonding between the material and the concrete surface. 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