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concluded that Finite element (FE) simulation is a powerful tool for the investigation of RC structural members, strengthened RC members, and their behavior under ambient and elevated temperatures. The FE analysis can be used in place of the expensive experimental tests to conduct a limitless number of investigations. Results from the proposed numerical model can be utilized to test various parameters, namely, different fire protection systems, reinforcement configuration, and fire exposure scenarios. The following observations and conclusions could be drawn from the results of this study: • The developed FE model predicted to a good extent the behavior of the slab specimens from initial loading until failure under the combined effects of static loading and fire exposure, with a maximum percentage difference of 15% in the ultimate load; • Both strengthened slabs experienced failure in the interfacial bond between the CFRP strip and concrete. 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