Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete

A concept of elasto-plastic, work-hardening constitutive models for the multiaxial behaviour of concrete under short-term loading and the comparison with test results is presented in this paper. Two failure surfaces are utilized: the criterion of Podgórski and the three-parameter surface of Willam a...

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Main Authors: Lewiński Paweł M., Zygowska Marta
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2018-01-01
Series:MATEC Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201819601019
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spelling doaj-6d1232c8f4c14739b8b2b8dd049b7d112021-02-02T00:37:25ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2018-01-011960101910.1051/matecconf/201819601019matecconf_rsp2018_01019Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concreteLewiński Paweł M.Zygowska MartaA concept of elasto-plastic, work-hardening constitutive models for the multiaxial behaviour of concrete under short-term loading and the comparison with test results is presented in this paper. Two failure surfaces are utilized: the criterion of Podgórski and the three-parameter surface of Willam and Warnke. Both triaxial failure criteria have been calibrated in terms of different multiaxial strength tests. A non-associated flow rule has been used. The plastic potential function has been assumed in the form of the Drucker-Prager cone with variation of the angle of the cone side surface. In order to cover the plastic hardening behaviour, the equivalent uniaxial stress-strain curve has been adopted. An incremental stress-strain relationship has been formulated. The results of the numerical analysis performed by a direct integration of the constitutive relationships for the biaxial stress regime have been compared with the test data.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201819601019
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author Lewiński Paweł M.
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Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete
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title Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete
title_short Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete
title_full Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete
title_fullStr Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete
title_full_unstemmed Comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete
title_sort comparative study of two elasto-plastic work-hardening spatial models for concrete
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series MATEC Web of Conferences
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publishDate 2018-01-01
description A concept of elasto-plastic, work-hardening constitutive models for the multiaxial behaviour of concrete under short-term loading and the comparison with test results is presented in this paper. Two failure surfaces are utilized: the criterion of Podgórski and the three-parameter surface of Willam and Warnke. Both triaxial failure criteria have been calibrated in terms of different multiaxial strength tests. A non-associated flow rule has been used. The plastic potential function has been assumed in the form of the Drucker-Prager cone with variation of the angle of the cone side surface. In order to cover the plastic hardening behaviour, the equivalent uniaxial stress-strain curve has been adopted. An incremental stress-strain relationship has been formulated. The results of the numerical analysis performed by a direct integration of the constitutive relationships for the biaxial stress regime have been compared with the test data.
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