AbstractIncremental approach to the nonlinear analysis of reinforcement concrete with cracks at plane stress state is presented. Calculation method is based upon the N. Karpenko deformation model where the essential features of physical nonlinearity of reinforcement concrete such as acquired orthotropy of concrete, formation and propagation of cracks in tension concrete, yield of steel reinforcement are given serious consideration. Constitutional relations are set as relations between finite increments of strains and finite increments of stress at steps of load with regard to stage of material resistance and history of stress state. The proposed incremental modal with the finite element method were used for numerical analysis of experimenta...
The enhancement of the reinforced concrete plain structures design methods on the basis of the defor...
The finite element method is a very powerful computational technique for computer solution of comple...
Civil Engineering Department, College of Engineering, King Saud University. Riyadh, 11421, Saudi Ara...
AbstractIncremental approach to the nonlinear analysis of reinforcement concrete with cracks at plan...
Reinforced concrete demonstrates a highly nonlinear behavior caused by cracking, aggre-gate interloc...
A nonlinear finite element program to simulate the behavior of reinforced concrete (RC) members unde...
This work deals with the development of a computational method for the nonlinear analysis of reinfor...
AbstractThis work deals with the development of a computational method for the nonlinear analysis of...
In the present study, an analysis of plain and reinforced concrete beams under monotonic loading was...
A non-linear iterative solution of finite element formulation implemented a 486 personal computer fo...
In the present paper, a numerical algorithm based on the finite element method is proposed for the p...
AbstractThe paper presents an advanced methodology for calculating deflections of reinforced concret...
A consistent constitutive model for two-dimensional nonlinear analysis of reinforced concrete struct...
Reinforced concrete demonstrates a highly nonlinear behavior caused by cracking, aggregate interloc...
AbstractThis article presents a technique to describe the stress-strain state of the normal section ...
The enhancement of the reinforced concrete plain structures design methods on the basis of the defor...
The finite element method is a very powerful computational technique for computer solution of comple...
Civil Engineering Department, College of Engineering, King Saud University. Riyadh, 11421, Saudi Ara...
AbstractIncremental approach to the nonlinear analysis of reinforcement concrete with cracks at plan...
Reinforced concrete demonstrates a highly nonlinear behavior caused by cracking, aggre-gate interloc...
A nonlinear finite element program to simulate the behavior of reinforced concrete (RC) members unde...
This work deals with the development of a computational method for the nonlinear analysis of reinfor...
AbstractThis work deals with the development of a computational method for the nonlinear analysis of...
In the present study, an analysis of plain and reinforced concrete beams under monotonic loading was...
A non-linear iterative solution of finite element formulation implemented a 486 personal computer fo...
In the present paper, a numerical algorithm based on the finite element method is proposed for the p...
AbstractThe paper presents an advanced methodology for calculating deflections of reinforced concret...
A consistent constitutive model for two-dimensional nonlinear analysis of reinforced concrete struct...
Reinforced concrete demonstrates a highly nonlinear behavior caused by cracking, aggregate interloc...
AbstractThis article presents a technique to describe the stress-strain state of the normal section ...
The enhancement of the reinforced concrete plain structures design methods on the basis of the defor...
The finite element method is a very powerful computational technique for computer solution of comple...
Civil Engineering Department, College of Engineering, King Saud University. Riyadh, 11421, Saudi Ara...