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  • 2024Spin Spiral State at a Ferromagnetic Gd Vacuum Interface1citations
  • 2023Controlled Formation of Porous 2D Lattices from C3-symmetric Ph6−Me-Tribenzotriquinacene-OAc31citations
  • 2023Controlled Formation of Porous 2D Lattices from C3‐symmetric Ph6-Me‐Tribenzotriquinacene‐OAc31citations
  • 2021Energetic damage analysis regarding the fatigue of concrete14citations
  • 2020Energetic damage analysis regarding the fatigue of concretecitations
  • 2018Reversible magnetic switching of high-spin molecules on a giant Rashba surface17citations
  • 2015Defect and structural imperfection effects on the electronic properties of BiTeI surfacescitations
  • 2014Defect and structural imperfection effects on the electronic properties of BiTeI surfaces25citations
  • 2014A combined experimental and theoretical study of Rashba-split surface states on the ( √3x√3) Pb/Ag (111)R30° surface26citations

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  • Härtl, Patrick
  • Blügel, Stefan
  • Bihlmayer, Gustav
  • Leisegang, Markus
  • Vogt, Matthias
  • Haldar, Soumyajyoti
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  • Serrate, David
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  • Bentmann, Hendrik
  • El-Kareh, Lydia
  • Fiedler, Sebastian
  • Lutz, Peter
  • Eremeev, Sergey V.
  • Seibel, Christoph
  • Grebennikov, Vladimir I.
  • Tereshchenko, Oleg E.
  • Kokh, Konstantin A.
  • Chulkov, Evgueni V.
  • Buchter, Arne
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Energetic damage analysis regarding the fatigue of concrete

  • Marx, Steffen
  • Bode, Matthias
Abstract

Due to the visco-elasto-plastic material behavior, the added energy to concrete specimens during fatigue tests is transformed into another form of energy. Besides the description of the energetic material behavior of concrete, the elastic and the plastic part of the energy as well as the dissipation energy are analyzed for different specimens. Especially the dissipation energy shows a correlation with the damage process as a result of the cyclic loading. Regarding this correlation, a new energetic damage model is introduced. With this model, a degree of damage during the tests and the development of the damage parameter over the load cycles can be determined. First tests with the developed model show good and plausible results.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • fatigue