Search for dissertations about: "fictitious crack model"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 10 swedish dissertations containing the words fictitious crack model.
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1. Behaviour of fracture process zones in concrete influenced by simultaneously applied normal and shear displacements
Abstract : The thesis deals with the determination of the post peak behaviour of concrete in pure tension, and combined tension (compression) and shear. A test arrangement has been developed in order to determine the post peak behaviour of concrete expressed as stress - displacement curves. READ MORE
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2. Constitutive Modelling and Finite Element Analysis of Concrete Structures with Regard to Environmental Influence
Abstract : A constitutive model for concrete is formulated. Tensile fracture is described using a smeared crack approach where the fracrure energy is considered and the shear stiffneess in the cracked region is gradually reduced as crackling develops. READ MORE
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3. Fracture mechanics studies of non-yielding materials like concrete : modelling of tensile fracture and applied strength analyses
Abstract : Fracture mechanics studies of non-yielding materials are presented. The studies are based on theoretical models for the macroscopical mechanical behaviour of materials during tensile stress induced fracture. A number of applied numercal analysis are indicated. READ MORE
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4. Benefits of strengthening timber with fibre-reinforced polymers
Abstract : As a material, timber offers a wide range of alternatives in terms of structural applications. The natural defects present in timber are, however, the source of large variations in mechanical properties. READ MORE
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5. Dynamic Behaviour of Reinforced Concrete Structures: Analyses with a Strong Discontinuity Approach
Abstract : Reinforced concrete is a widely used construction material. To obtain efficient design of new structures and to verify the real mechanical behaviour of existing ones, it is necessary to improve the understanding of advanced structural analyses of reinforced concrete structures. READ MORE