The methodology of experimental acquisition and subsequent processing of data for identification of nonlinear elasto-plasto-damage concrete model parameters are considered. Typical measurement equipment and data acquisition process are described. The experiments were carried out on standard specimens of cubic and prismatic form under compression and dog-bone-shaped specimens under tension. Elasticity modulus in tension and compression, ultimate strengths in compression and tension, damage evolutions during deformations process and other mechanical characteristics were obtained. The results of parameter identification and validation for typical structural concrete including regular and overheated concrete are presented and discussed
Appropriate material model will provide more accurate predictions for the mechanical response and da...
AbstractWe propose in this work a model for monitoring the behavior of non-linear elasticity of conc...
A wide range of parameters is required in input when applying hygro-thermo-chemical-mechanical model...
The development of a coupled damage-plasticity constitutive model for concrete is presented. Emphasi...
This paper presents an approach to constitutive modelling of concrete using damage mechanics and pla...
AbstractThe paper presents an approach to constitutive modelling of concrete using damage mechanics ...
The development of a coupled damage-plasticity constitutive model for concrete is presented. Emphasi...
The paper presents an approach to constitutive modelling of concrete using damage mechanics and plas...
The issue of parameter idenetification within numerical simulations can be considered a necessary st...
The paper presents a method for the calibration of parameters of coupled damage-plasticity models fo...
This paper presents a method for the calibration of parameters of coupled damage-plasticity models f...
Advanced numerical modeling of high-strength concrete (fc>60 MPa) structures designed to withstan...
Advanced numerical modeling of high-strength concrete (fc>60 MPa) structures designed to withstand ...
Linearized stiffness diminution, which is correlated with material damage characteristic, is the maj...
Modelling of composite and reinforced concrete structures requires very precise determination of mat...
Appropriate material model will provide more accurate predictions for the mechanical response and da...
AbstractWe propose in this work a model for monitoring the behavior of non-linear elasticity of conc...
A wide range of parameters is required in input when applying hygro-thermo-chemical-mechanical model...
The development of a coupled damage-plasticity constitutive model for concrete is presented. Emphasi...
This paper presents an approach to constitutive modelling of concrete using damage mechanics and pla...
AbstractThe paper presents an approach to constitutive modelling of concrete using damage mechanics ...
The development of a coupled damage-plasticity constitutive model for concrete is presented. Emphasi...
The paper presents an approach to constitutive modelling of concrete using damage mechanics and plas...
The issue of parameter idenetification within numerical simulations can be considered a necessary st...
The paper presents a method for the calibration of parameters of coupled damage-plasticity models fo...
This paper presents a method for the calibration of parameters of coupled damage-plasticity models f...
Advanced numerical modeling of high-strength concrete (fc>60 MPa) structures designed to withstan...
Advanced numerical modeling of high-strength concrete (fc>60 MPa) structures designed to withstand ...
Linearized stiffness diminution, which is correlated with material damage characteristic, is the maj...
Modelling of composite and reinforced concrete structures requires very precise determination of mat...
Appropriate material model will provide more accurate predictions for the mechanical response and da...
AbstractWe propose in this work a model for monitoring the behavior of non-linear elasticity of conc...
A wide range of parameters is required in input when applying hygro-thermo-chemical-mechanical model...