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Single-phase and multi-phase modeling of concrete structures

by: B. Valentini, Y. Theiner, M. Aschaber, H. Lehar, G. Hofstetter
Engineering Structures, Vol. 47 (February 2013), pp. 25-34, doi:10.1016/j.engstruct.2012.04.039  Key: citeulike:11924229

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The paper focuses on recent developments in the fields of advanced 3D constitutive modeling and multi-phase modeling of concrete. In particular, the application of a 3D damage-plasticity model to the large-scale numerical simulation of an ultimate load test, conducted on a model of a concrete arch dam, and the numerical simulation of the impact of drying shrinkage on the behavior of concrete structures strengthened by concrete overlays are presented. In both cases comparisons of the computed response with available experimental data demonstrate the capabilities of the numerical models. ⺠Application of a damage-plasticity model to an ultimate load test on an arch dam model. ⺠Demonstration of the capabilities of the numerical model. ⺠Demonstration of the consequences of applying point loads in the model test. ⺠Application of a multi-phase concrete model to the numerical simulation of concrete overlays. ⺠Demonstration of the capabilities of the multi-phase concrete model.


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