An approach is described for simulating the behaviour of concrete, and other cementitious composites materials, using micro mechanics. The basic mechanical material model is that presented by Mihai and Jefferson 1 which employs micromechanical solutions of a two-phase composite comprising a matrix phase, spherical inclusions, circular microcracks distributed in the matrix and potentially combining these with a rough crack contact component. The primary focus of the paper is on the enhancement of the model to allow for the future inclusion of time dependent behaviour. This is accomplished by the addition of inelastic strains in the matrix phase. These inelastic strains can be included at the fundamental micromechanical level of the homogenis...
Cement composites are the most popular and widely used construction material in the world. Understa...
A multi-scale poromechanical model of damage induced by Delayed Ettringite Formation (DEF) as a cons...
A micromechanical model is developed to describe the stress–strain behaviours of concrete under unia...
Abstract An approach is described for simulating the behaviour of concrete, and other cementitious c...
A model for simulating micro-cracking in cementitious composite materials is presented. The model em...
AbstractA micromechanical model for cementitious composite materials is described in which microcrac...
A new approach is described for simulating inelastic behaviour in the matrix component of a two-phas...
A micromechanical model for cementitious composite materials is described in which microcrack initia...
A micro-mechanics based damage model is presented which uses the solution of an elastic body with pe...
The paper presents a 3D constitutive model for fibre reinforced cementitious composites based on mic...
In this contribution, a four-phase micromechanical model is proposed in order to simulate the non-li...
A multiscale model in the framework of micromechanics is developed to study the effect of microcrack...
Cracking in cementitious materials still poses significant and interesting modelling challenges and ...
This paper presents a numerical two-scale framework for the simulation of fiber reinforced concrete ...
In this paper, a recently proposed micromechanical model for concrete is combined with a simple latt...
Cement composites are the most popular and widely used construction material in the world. Understa...
A multi-scale poromechanical model of damage induced by Delayed Ettringite Formation (DEF) as a cons...
A micromechanical model is developed to describe the stress–strain behaviours of concrete under unia...
Abstract An approach is described for simulating the behaviour of concrete, and other cementitious c...
A model for simulating micro-cracking in cementitious composite materials is presented. The model em...
AbstractA micromechanical model for cementitious composite materials is described in which microcrac...
A new approach is described for simulating inelastic behaviour in the matrix component of a two-phas...
A micromechanical model for cementitious composite materials is described in which microcrack initia...
A micro-mechanics based damage model is presented which uses the solution of an elastic body with pe...
The paper presents a 3D constitutive model for fibre reinforced cementitious composites based on mic...
In this contribution, a four-phase micromechanical model is proposed in order to simulate the non-li...
A multiscale model in the framework of micromechanics is developed to study the effect of microcrack...
Cracking in cementitious materials still poses significant and interesting modelling challenges and ...
This paper presents a numerical two-scale framework for the simulation of fiber reinforced concrete ...
In this paper, a recently proposed micromechanical model for concrete is combined with a simple latt...
Cement composites are the most popular and widely used construction material in the world. Understa...
A multi-scale poromechanical model of damage induced by Delayed Ettringite Formation (DEF) as a cons...
A micromechanical model is developed to describe the stress–strain behaviours of concrete under unia...