Within the framework of Discrete Element Modelling of masonry structures, a contact law based on Cohesive Zone Model and Coulomb's law is proposed to describe the fracture behaviour of mortar joints. The contact law is expressed in mixed mode I + II and is based on the cohesive behaviours of pure modes I and II and on the frictional behaviour whose parameters can be estimated from an experimental procedure consisting in two fracture tests. Moreover, it is shown from numerical simulations that the contact law exhibits a load path dependency in agreement with the quasi-brittle behaviour expected for mortar. Finally, a parametric study performed from the simulation of the diagonal compression of a masonry panel shows a good agreement of the ob...
International audienceTraditionally, for thousand of years, masonry techniques were commonly used fo...
International audienceAn experimental and numerical study is proposed on a ½ scale masonry wall in o...
The response of brick masonry walls to in-plane horizontal cyclic loads analogous to those induced d...
In this study, a general frictional cohesive zone model (FCZM) dedicated to quasi-brittle fracture i...
This paper presents a numerical procedure for mixed mode fracture of brickworkmasonry. Themodel is a...
This study proposes an alternative approach to modeling the failure mechanisms of brickwork assembla...
This paper deals with the failure of high adhesive, low compressive strength, thin layered polymer m...
International audienceThe aim of this study was to model the mechanical behavior of interfaces in ma...
Suitable numerical models of masonry structures are very important in their response evaluation unde...
Many stone masonry structures that were constructed in the past centuries are now counted towards th...
A finite element procedure developed for the study of fracture in concrete is extended for the simul...
In this paper a brittle damage model for masonry structures characterized by a unit cell composed of...
The aims of this thesis are to study the fracture behaviour in unreinforced masonry, to carry out a ...
Seismic assessment of unreinforced masonry structures remains a challenge. This dissertation investi...
Suitable numerical models of masonry structures are very important in their response evaluation unde...
International audienceTraditionally, for thousand of years, masonry techniques were commonly used fo...
International audienceAn experimental and numerical study is proposed on a ½ scale masonry wall in o...
The response of brick masonry walls to in-plane horizontal cyclic loads analogous to those induced d...
In this study, a general frictional cohesive zone model (FCZM) dedicated to quasi-brittle fracture i...
This paper presents a numerical procedure for mixed mode fracture of brickworkmasonry. Themodel is a...
This study proposes an alternative approach to modeling the failure mechanisms of brickwork assembla...
This paper deals with the failure of high adhesive, low compressive strength, thin layered polymer m...
International audienceThe aim of this study was to model the mechanical behavior of interfaces in ma...
Suitable numerical models of masonry structures are very important in their response evaluation unde...
Many stone masonry structures that were constructed in the past centuries are now counted towards th...
A finite element procedure developed for the study of fracture in concrete is extended for the simul...
In this paper a brittle damage model for masonry structures characterized by a unit cell composed of...
The aims of this thesis are to study the fracture behaviour in unreinforced masonry, to carry out a ...
Seismic assessment of unreinforced masonry structures remains a challenge. This dissertation investi...
Suitable numerical models of masonry structures are very important in their response evaluation unde...
International audienceTraditionally, for thousand of years, masonry techniques were commonly used fo...
International audienceAn experimental and numerical study is proposed on a ½ scale masonry wall in o...
The response of brick masonry walls to in-plane horizontal cyclic loads analogous to those induced d...