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Journal Article
Study of the composite action of concrete and reinforcement in the floor in case of emergency impact
2019
Overview
The article presents the results of a numerical study of the composite action of concrete and reinforcement in reinforced concrete flooring under emergency loads, taking into account physical and geometric nonlinearities. The study used a nonlinear static method in the LS-DYNA software package, which implements the Continuous Surface Cap Model (CSCM). The simulation model of a monolithic beam floor uses volumetric finite elements for concrete and rod elements for reinforcement. Isofields and graphs of the intensity of stresses and strains in the upper and lower reinforcement, as well as in the concrete at the floor elevation, with an increase in the vertical uniformly distributed load, were built. The load-bearing capacity of the monolithic slab under consideration was determined using the non-collapse criterion. The LS-DYNA software package makes it possible to study the action of load-bearing concrete structures modeling direct concrete reinforcement using reinforcing bars at a significantly nonlinear nature of strain.
