A meso-scale model is used to model a masonry structure where bricks are modelled using finite volume elements and mortar joints are modelled using finite interface elements. A plasticity based cohesive zone model is used for the interfaces as cracks mainly propagate at the mortar joints. To avoid numerical problems associated with snapbacks observed in experiments on masonry walls, a dissipation based arc-length method is used to trace the static equilibrium path. Finally, a numerical simulation of a shear test on a 2 × 1.5 brick wall is performed
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
In this paper, a material model for masonry under a plane stress state and subjected to quasi-static...
Following the comprehensive review of previous work conducted in Part i of this study, a 3-D nonline...
A non-linear 3D finite element model for the ‘microscopic’ analysis of masonry structures, subjected...
This paper presents two micromechanical and a multiscale finite element models for the analysis of m...
This paper presents two micromechanical and a multiscale finite element models for the analysis of m...
In this thesis a new proposal to represent the in-plane non-linear structural behaviour of masonry i...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The aim of the paper is to present and validate a non commercial discrete element model (DEM) code f...
A macro computational model is presented in this study for simulating the nonlinear static behavior ...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
In this paper, a material model for masonry under a plane stress state and subjected to quasi-static...
Following the comprehensive review of previous work conducted in Part i of this study, a 3-D nonline...
A non-linear 3D finite element model for the ‘microscopic’ analysis of masonry structures, subjected...
This paper presents two micromechanical and a multiscale finite element models for the analysis of m...
This paper presents two micromechanical and a multiscale finite element models for the analysis of m...
In this thesis a new proposal to represent the in-plane non-linear structural behaviour of masonry i...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The paper is focused on the macro-scale non-linear modeling of regular running-bond masonry panels s...
The aim of the paper is to present and validate a non commercial discrete element model (DEM) code f...
A macro computational model is presented in this study for simulating the nonlinear static behavior ...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...
Different scale approaches, micromechanical, multiscale and macromechanical or phenomenological, are...