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  • 2024Full-scale tests of two-storey precast reinforced concrete shear walls:Investigation of strength and deformation capacity1citations
  • 2024Full-scale tests of two-storey precast reinforced concrete shear walls1citations
  • 2021Keyed shear connections with looped U‐bars subjected to normal and shear forces Part I: Experimental investigation12citations
  • 2021Keyed shear connections with looped U‐bars subjected to normal and shear forces Part I12citations
  • 2020Solid finite element limit analysis for modelling of pile capscitations
  • 2020Solid finite element limit analysis for modelling of pile capscitations
  • 2017General cracked-hinge model for simulation of low-cycle damage in cemented beams on soil6citations
  • 2017General cracked-hinge model for simulation of low-cycle damage in cemented beams on soil6citations
  • 20153-D cohesive finite element model for application in structural analysis of heavy duty composite pavements14citations
  • 2015Modelling of composite concrete block pavement systems applying a cohesive zone modelcitations
  • 2012Characterization of mixed mode crack opening in concrete23citations
  • 2012Characterization of mixed mode crack opening in concrete23citations
  • 2011Flow simulation of fiber reinforced self compacting concrete using Lattice Boltzmann methodcitations
  • 2011Flow simulation of fiber reinforced self compacting concrete using Lattice Boltzmann methodcitations
  • 2010Finite Element Implementation of a Glass Tempering Model in Three Dimensions50citations
  • 2010Finite Element Implementation of a Glass Tempering Model in Three Dimensions50citations
  • 2007An implementation of 3D viscoelatic behavior for glass during tougheningcitations
  • 2007An implementation of 3D viscoelatic behavior for glass during tougheningcitations
  • 2007On the application of cohesive crack modeling in cementitious materials20citations
  • 2007On the application of cohesive crack modeling in cementitious materials20citations
  • 2006Modeling of ECC materials using numerical formulations based on plasticitycitations
  • 2006Simulation of strain-hardening in ECC uniaxial test specimen by use of a damage mechanics formulationcitations
  • 2006Condition For Strain-Hardening In Ecc Uniaxial Test Specimencitations

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Modeling of ECC materials using numerical formulations based on plasticity

  • Poulsen, Peter Noe
  • Stang, Henrik
  • Dick-Nielsen, Lars
Abstract

This paper discusses the considerations for the establishment of a damage model for ECC. Three different length scales are used in the approach for deriving the damage model. On each length scale important phenomena are investigated by use of numerical and analytical calculations. On the micro scale it is shown that the cohesive law for a unidirectional fiber reinforced cementitious composite can be found through superposition of the cohesive law for mortar and the fiber bridging curve. On the meso scale I it is shown that the maximum crack opening observed during crack propagation in ECC is small, 20 ¹m and also small compared to typical deformations at peak bridging stress. On the meso scale II interaction between initial flaws and micro cracks was observed. A framework is presented for the formulation of a damage mechanics model comprising the damage mechanisms on the micro and meso scale.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • crack
  • composite
  • plasticity