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Constitutive model for reinforced concrete
A numerical model is proposed for reinforced-concrete behavior that combines the commonly accepted ideas from modeling plain concrete, reinforcement, and interaction behavior in a consistent manner. The behavior of plain concrete is govern by fracture-energy-level-based formulation both in tension and in compression. In the presence of reinforcement, the fracture energy level is assumed to be distributed over a tributary area that belongs to a crack. The crack spacing is estimated using accepted CEB-FIB recommendations. The application of this model to reinforced-concrete panels and shear walls gives good simulations of the failure behavior. [23 Refs; In English]
Constitutive model for reinforced concrete
A numerical model is proposed for reinforced-concrete behavior that combines the commonly accepted ideas from modeling plain concrete, reinforcement, and interaction behavior in a consistent manner. The behavior of plain concrete is govern by fracture-energy-level-based formulation both in tension and in compression. In the presence of reinforcement, the fracture energy level is assumed to be distributed over a tributary area that belongs to a crack. The crack spacing is estimated using accepted CEB-FIB recommendations. The application of this model to reinforced-concrete panels and shear walls gives good simulations of the failure behavior. [23 Refs; In English]
Constitutive model for reinforced concrete
Feenstra, P.H. (author) / Borst, de, R. (author)
1995-01-01
Feenstra , P H & Borst, de , R 1995 , ' Constitutive model for reinforced concrete ' , Journal of Engineering Mechanics , vol. 121 , no. 5 , pp. 587-595 . https://doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)0733-9399(1995)121:5(587)
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