ABSTRACT Several models for the prediction of creep and shrinkage of concrete are compared statistically with test data available in the literature. The models are algebraically transformed into a linearized form and statistical regression is then carried out. Although the BP Model performs distinctly better than the ACI and CEB-FIP Models, the scatter is large for all models, due to the difficulty in predicting material parameter values without any tests of the given concrete. Introduc t ion Practical probabilistic analysis of concrete creep and shrinkage has recently been rendered meaningful by extraction of an extensive body of statistical information from the literature; see Ref. i and 2, in which test data for 80 different concretes fr...
This paper is the first in a series of papers that present a new prediction model for creep and shri...
New prediction equations of shrinkage and creep of concrete are proposed, and the efficiency of the ...
The shrinkage prediction part of Model B4 presented in the preceding paper is here statistically jus...
Several models for the prediction of creep and shrinkage of con-crete are compared statistically wit...
Abstract. The paper discusses the problem of formulation and evaluation of a prediction model for cr...
Abstract. The paper discusses the problem of formulation and evaluation of a prediction model for cr...
Synopsis: The present paper ∗ presents in chapter 1 a model for the character-ization of concrete cr...
Modeling the shrinkage and creep of concrete is a demanding task due to the large number and high co...
An extensive experimental database consisting of 2838 shrinkage data points and 3598 creep data poin...
An extensive experimental database consisting of 2838 shrinkage data points and 3598 creep data poin...
Over the last 15 years, there have been numerous models put forward for the prediction of the time-d...
In present design practice, the statistical approach is used for strength but not for deformations, ...
Model for practical prediction of creep and shrinkage of normal strength concrete, developed previou...
An improved and simplified prediction model for creep and shrinkage of concrete is presented. New si...
A simple probabilistic model, which allows calculation of simple sta-tistics for shrinkage and creep...
This paper is the first in a series of papers that present a new prediction model for creep and shri...
New prediction equations of shrinkage and creep of concrete are proposed, and the efficiency of the ...
The shrinkage prediction part of Model B4 presented in the preceding paper is here statistically jus...
Several models for the prediction of creep and shrinkage of con-crete are compared statistically wit...
Abstract. The paper discusses the problem of formulation and evaluation of a prediction model for cr...
Abstract. The paper discusses the problem of formulation and evaluation of a prediction model for cr...
Synopsis: The present paper ∗ presents in chapter 1 a model for the character-ization of concrete cr...
Modeling the shrinkage and creep of concrete is a demanding task due to the large number and high co...
An extensive experimental database consisting of 2838 shrinkage data points and 3598 creep data poin...
An extensive experimental database consisting of 2838 shrinkage data points and 3598 creep data poin...
Over the last 15 years, there have been numerous models put forward for the prediction of the time-d...
In present design practice, the statistical approach is used for strength but not for deformations, ...
Model for practical prediction of creep and shrinkage of normal strength concrete, developed previou...
An improved and simplified prediction model for creep and shrinkage of concrete is presented. New si...
A simple probabilistic model, which allows calculation of simple sta-tistics for shrinkage and creep...
This paper is the first in a series of papers that present a new prediction model for creep and shri...
New prediction equations of shrinkage and creep of concrete are proposed, and the efficiency of the ...
The shrinkage prediction part of Model B4 presented in the preceding paper is here statistically jus...