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A Numerical Study of Crack Mixed Mode Model in Concrete Material Subjected to Cyclic Loading
by
Hamdia, Khader M.
, Könke, Carsten
, Alrayes, Omar
in
Brittle materials
/ Computer simulation
/ Concrete
/ Crack propagation
/ Cracking
/ Cyclic loads
/ Damage accumulation
/ Finite element analysis
/ Finite element method
/ Fracture mechanics
/ Interfaces
/ Mathematical models
/ Numerical analysis
/ Numerical methods
/ Propagation
/ Propagation modes
/ Simulation
/ Strains and stresses
/ Stress relaxation (Materials)
/ Stress relieving (Materials)
2023
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A Numerical Study of Crack Mixed Mode Model in Concrete Material Subjected to Cyclic Loading
by
Hamdia, Khader M.
, Könke, Carsten
, Alrayes, Omar
in
Brittle materials
/ Computer simulation
/ Concrete
/ Crack propagation
/ Cracking
/ Cyclic loads
/ Damage accumulation
/ Finite element analysis
/ Finite element method
/ Fracture mechanics
/ Interfaces
/ Mathematical models
/ Numerical analysis
/ Numerical methods
/ Propagation
/ Propagation modes
/ Simulation
/ Strains and stresses
/ Stress relaxation (Materials)
/ Stress relieving (Materials)
2023
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A Numerical Study of Crack Mixed Mode Model in Concrete Material Subjected to Cyclic Loading
by
Hamdia, Khader M.
, Könke, Carsten
, Alrayes, Omar
in
Brittle materials
/ Computer simulation
/ Concrete
/ Crack propagation
/ Cracking
/ Cyclic loads
/ Damage accumulation
/ Finite element analysis
/ Finite element method
/ Fracture mechanics
/ Interfaces
/ Mathematical models
/ Numerical analysis
/ Numerical methods
/ Propagation
/ Propagation modes
/ Simulation
/ Strains and stresses
/ Stress relaxation (Materials)
/ Stress relieving (Materials)
2023
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A Numerical Study of Crack Mixed Mode Model in Concrete Material Subjected to Cyclic Loading
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A Numerical Study of Crack Mixed Mode Model in Concrete Material Subjected to Cyclic Loading
2023
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Overview
In quasi-brittle materials such as concrete, numerical methods are frequently used to simulate the crack propagation for monotonic loading. However, further research and action are required to better understand the fracture properties under cyclic loading. For this purpose, in this study, we present numerical simulations of mixed-mode crack propagation in concrete using the scaled boundary finite element method (SBFEM). The crack propagation is developed based on a cohesive crack approach combined with the thermodynamic framework of a constitutive concrete model. For validation, two benchmark crack-mode examples are modelled under monotonic and cyclic loading conditions. The numerical results are compared against the results from available publications. Our approach revealed good consistency compared to the test measurements from the literature. The damage accumulation parameter was the most influential variable on the load-displacement results. The proposed method can provide a further investigation of crack growth propagation and damage accumulation for cyclic loading within the SBFEM framework.
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MDPI AG,MDPI
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