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meschke günther (curatore); pichler bernhard (curatore); rots jan g. (curatore) - computational modelling of concrete structures

Computational Modelling of Concrete Structures Proceedings of the Conference on Computational Modelling of Concrete and Concrete Structures (EURO-C 2018), February 26 - March 1, 2018, Bad Hofgastein, Austria

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Genere:Libro
Lingua: Inglese
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CRC Press

Pubblicazione: 02/2018
Edizione: 1° edizione





Note Editore

The EURO-C conference series (Split 1984, Zell am See 1990, Innsbruck 1994, Badgastein 1998, St. Johann im Pongau 2003, Mayrhofen 2006, Schladming 2010, St. Anton am Arlberg 2014, and Bad Hofgastein 2018) brings together researchers and practising engineers concerned with theoretical, algorithmic and validation aspects associated with computational simulations of concrete and concrete structures. Computational Modelling of Concrete Structures reviews and discusses research advancements and the applicability and robustness of methods and models for reliable analysis of complex concrete, reinforced concrete and pre-stressed concrete structures in engineering practice. The contributions cover both computational mechanics and computational modelling aspects of the analysis and design of concrete and concrete structures: Multi-scale cement and concrete research: experiments and modelling Aging concrete: from very early ages to decades-long durability Advances in material modelling of plain concrete Analysis of reinforced concrete structures Steel-concrete interaction, fibre-reinforced concrete, and masonry Dynamic behaviour: from seismic retrofit to impact simulation Computational Modelling of Concrete Structures is of special interest to academics and researchers in computational concrete mechanics, as well as industry experts in complex nonlinear simulations of concrete structures.




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Plenary lectures Molecular dynamics-based structural mechanics of buildings’ resilience F.-J. Ulm, K. Keremidis, R.J.-M. Pellenq & M.J.A. Qomi Century-long durability of concrete structures: Expansiveness of hydration and chemo-mechanics of autogenous shrinkage and swelling Z.P. Bažant & S. Rahimi-Aghdam Regularized continuum damage formulations acting as localization limiters M. Jirásek Erection of bridges and shells without formwork—challenges for the computational modelling J. Kollegger, B. Kromoser & D. Suza Network modelling of fracture processes in fibre-reinforced quasi-brittle materials P. Grassl & A. Antonelli New damage model to simulate ballistic impact on concrete targets L. Pereira, L.J. Sluys & J. Weerheijm Multiscale cement and concrete research: Experiments and modeling Fishnet model for failure probability of nacre-like imbricated lamellar materials and Monte Carlo verification Z.P. Bažant & W. Luo Phase-field modeling of cement paste: Where particle physics meets continuum mechanics T. Petersen & F.-J. Ulm Towards a mesoscale model of geopolymers: Interaction potential from the molecular scale F. Lolli & E. Masoero Nanoscale simulations of cement hydrates precipitation mechanisms: Impact on macroscopic self-desiccation and water sorption isotherms E. Masoero, I. Shvab, G. Di Luzio & G. Cusatis Atomistic modeling of early hydration of C3S K.M. Salah Uddin & B. Middendorf Modeling the evolution of C3S-C3S grain interface over hydration time A. Alex & P. Ghosh Fracture properties of cement hydrates determined from microbending tests and multiscale modeling J. Nemecek, V. Šmilauer, J. Nemecek, F. Kolarík & J. Manák Testing and modelling of micro cement paste cube under indentation splitting H. Zhang, E. Schlangen & B. Šavija An adaptive concurrent two-scale FE model to predicting crack propagation in concrete O.L. Manzoli, E.A. Rodrigues, L.A.G. Bitencourt Jr., T.N. Bittencourt & M. Sánchez Multi-scale modelling of the mechanics of concrete based on the cement paste properties G. Lifshitz Sherzer, E. Gal, E. Schlangen & G. Ye Sensitivity estimation of cement paste properties in the microstructural characteristics J.-S. Kim & T.-S. Han Elastic-plastic multi scale approach for localization problems—the embedded unit cell M. Grigorovitch & E. Gal A continuum damage model for the simulation of concrete under cyclic loading V. Kindrachuk, T. Titscher, V. Hirthammer & J.F. Unger From slender columns to branching structures R. Krc, J. Podroužek & R. Wan-Wendner Aging concrete: From very early ages to decades-long durability Assessing the flow characteristics of self-compacting concrete via numerical simulations of flow tests S. Kulasegaram & B.L. Karihaloo Mixing and extrusion of printing concrete Y. Yuan & Y. Tao Formulation, validation and application of a new shotcrete model M. Neuner, M. Schreter, G. Hofstetter & T. Cordes Aging behavior of normal and high strength concretes L. Czernuschka, K. Nincevic, I. Boumakis, L. Wan-Wendner & R. Wan-Wendner A multiscale framework for the prediction of concrete self-desiccation M. Pathirage, D.P. Bentz, G. Di Luzio, E. Masoero & G. Cusatis Effect of drying on the mechanical performances of concrete F. Benboudjema, F. Soleilhet, X. Jourdain & F. Gatuingt Temperature and humidity-driven ageing of the VeRCoRs mock-up J.-P. Mathieu, L. Charpin, P. Sémété, C. Toulemonde, G. Boulant, J. Haelewyn, F. Hamon, S. Michel-Ponnelle, J.-M. Hénault & F. Taillade Reassessment of the very long term basic creep of concrete J.-M. Torrenti Interaction between damage and time-dependent deformation of mortar in concrete: 3D FE parametric study at meso-scale J. Ožbolt & S. Gambarelli Prediction of air permeability in large RC structures using a stochastic FE THM modeling strategy E.M. Bouhjiti, J. Baroth, F. Dufour & B. Masson Simplified modelling strategy for the thermos-mechanical analysis of massive reinforced structures at early age J. Mazars, M. Briffaut & S. Grange Multiscale quantification of thermal expansion of concrete and thermal stresses of concrete structures H. Wang, H.A. Mang, Y. Yuan & B. Pichler Translating environmentally-induced eigenstresses to risk of fracture for design of durable concrete pavements A. Louhghalam, T. Petersen & F.-J. Ulm Simulation of permeable concrete to assess interrelationship between strength and permeability P. Modi, M. Dave, A. Dodhiya, Y. Dadi, M. Mungule & M. Langhi A coupled chemo-mechanical damage-healing model for cementitious materials A.D. Jefferson & R.E. Davies Flow in fibrous composite materials: Numerical simulations J. Kang & J. Bolander Modeling water absorption in cement-based composites with SAP additions C. Romero Rodríguez, S. Chaves Figueiredo, E. Schlangen & D. Snoeck Full coupling between diffusion and mechanical analysis in a discrete computational framework F. Bousikhane, W. Li, G. Di Luzio & G. Cusatis Alternative parameter to characterize pore distribution in cement paste, and its relation to mechanical properties T.-S. Han & J.-S. Kim Influence of air voids in multiphase modelling for service life prediction of partially saturated concrete D. Eriksson & T. Gasch Concrete frost damage due to cyclic environmental loading—experimental and numerical study M. Koniorczyk, D. Gawin, A. Wieczorek & F. Pesavento Computational modeling of combined frost damage and alkali-silica reaction to the durability of RC bridge decks F. Gong, Y. Takahashi & K. Maekawa Multiscale modelling of ASR induced degradation in concrete T. Iskhakov, J.J. Timothy & G. Meschke Nonlinear coupling models of alkali-silica reaction and multi-directional cracked reinforced concrete Y. Takahashi, S. Ogawa, Y. Tanaka & K. Maekawa Coupled C-M meso-scale model for ASR expansion in concrete J. Liaudat, C.M. López & I. Carol Numerical strategies for the modelling of reinforced concrete structures affected by internal swelling in variable thermo-hydric conditions B. Nedjar & C. Rospars A finite element implementation of delayed ettringite formation in concrete structures M. Malbois, B. Nedjar, L. Divet, S. Lavaud & J.-M. Torrenti Determination of critical anodic and cathodic areas in corrosion processes of steel reinforcement in concrete J. Ožbolt, E. Sola & G. Balabanic Challenges in corrosion detection based on numerical and experimental studies M. Kwapisz, A. Vorwagner, A. Lechner & M. Rebhan Advances in material modeling of plain concrete Concrete mesoscopic failure analysis with the Virtual Element Method G. Etse, M. Benedetto & A. Caggiano A cyclic triaxial concrete microplane model with gradient regularization I. Zreid & M. Kaliske Simulation of cracking susceptibility in recycled concrete aggregate systems A. Jayasuriya, M.J. Bandelt & M.P. Adams On boundary layer arising from tessellation in discrete models J. Eliáš Size effect in concrete under splitting tension J. Suchorzewski & J. Tejchman Numerical prediction of deterministic size effect in concrete bars and beams A. Wosatko, J. Pamin & A. Winnicki Numerical investigations on early indicators of fracture in concrete at meso-scale M. Nitka & J. Tejchman Incremental sequentially linear analysis of a notched beam C. Yu, P.C.J. Hoogenboom & J.G. Rots Cohesive crack model in discontinuous Galerkin method J. Jaskowiec Mesoscopic simulations of crack propagation in concrete using cohesive elements W. Trawinski, J. Tejchman & J. Bobinski Configurational forces for modelling cohesive fracture in concrete C.J. Pearce, A. Amar & L. Kaczmarczyk A constitutive law for concrete with smooth transition from continuous into discontinuous cracks’ description J. Bobinski & J. Tejchman Nonlocal damage formulation with evolving internal length: The Eikonal nonlocal approach G. Rastiello, C. Giry, F. Gatuingt, F. Thierry & R.




Autore

Günther Meschke is Professor at the Institute for Structural Mechanics atRuhr University Bochum, Bochum, Germany Bernhard Pichler is Associate Professor and scientific head of the laboratory for macroscopic materials testing at Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria Jan G. Rots is Professor of Structural Mechanics in the department of architectural engineering and technology at Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands.










Altre Informazioni

ISBN:

9781138741171

Condizione: Nuovo
Dimensioni: 9.75 x 6.75 in Ø 4.79 lb
Formato: Copertina rigida
Pagine Arabe: 1048


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