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Code performance assessment: application to the pull-out strength of concrete

Al-Hajjar, J. / Boissier, D. / Breysse, D.

Abstract This paper deals with the investigation into the best fitted program for solving a particular problem. We present a general method to assess the efficiency of a code in the general context where both experimental results (due to problems of experimental reproducibility and/or sample size) and theoretical results (predicted by the computer code) are uncertain. This method is based on the use of fuzzy sets to represent partial results and on a method to aggregate them into a global confidence degree. This method is applied to the problem of the pulling steel plugs out of a block of concrete or masonry, the code being based on limit analysis theory.

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Code performance assessment: application to the pull-out strength of concrete

Al-Hajjar, J. / Boissier, D. / Breysse, D.

Abstract This paper deals with the investigation into the best fitted program for solving a particular problem. We present a general method to assess the efficiency of a code in the general context where both experimental results (due to problems of experimental reproducibility and/or sample size) and theoretical results (predicted by the computer code) are uncertain. This method is based on the use of fuzzy sets to represent partial results and on a method to aggregate them into a global confidence degree. This method is applied to the problem of the pulling steel plugs out of a block of concrete or masonry, the code being based on limit analysis theory.

Code performance assessment: application to the pull-out strength of concrete

Al-Hajjar, J. / Boissier, D. / Breysse, D.

Abstract This paper deals with the investigation into the best fitted program for solving a particular problem. We present a general method to assess the efficiency of a code in the general context where both experimental results (due to problems of experimental reproducibility and/or sample size) and theoretical results (predicted by the computer code) are uncertain. This method is based on the use of fuzzy sets to represent partial results and on a method to aggregate them into a global confidence degree. This method is applied to the problem of the pulling steel plugs out of a block of concrete or masonry, the code being based on limit analysis theory.

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Title:

Code performance assessment: application to the pull-out strength of concrete

Contributors:

Al-Hajjar, J. (author) / Boissier, D. (author) / Breysse, D. (author)

Published in:

Materials and Structures ; 38

Publication date:

2005

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02484314

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Multi Criterion , Computing Code , Concrete Compression Strength , Fuzzy Number , Global Efficiency

Classification:

BKL: 56.45 Baustoffkunde / 51.30 Werkstoffprüfung, Werkstoffuntersuchung
Local classification TIB: 275/6500 / 250/6500

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