Computational modelling of concrete structures : proceedings of EURO-C 2014, St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria, 24-27 March 2014

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PROCEEDINGS OF EURO-C 2014, ST. ANTON AM ARLBERG, AUSTRIA, 24–27 MARCH 2014
Computational Modelling of Concrete
Structures
Editors
Nenad Bićanić
University of Rijeka, Croatia
University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Herbert Mang
Vienna University of Technology, Austria
Günther Meschke
Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
René de Borst
University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK
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Table of contents
Foreword xiii
VOLUME 1
Plenary lectures
Comminution of concrete due to kinetic energy of high shear strain rate 3
Z.P. Bažant & F.C. Caner
Modeling failure of brittle materials with eigenerosion 9
A. Pandolfi, B. Li & M. Ortiz
Multiscale computational models for the simulation of concrete materials and structures 23
G. Cusatis, R. Rezakhani, M. Alnaggar, X. Zhou & D. Pelessone
Multi-scale (FE2) analysis of material failure in cement/aggregate-type composite structures 39
J. Oliver, M. Caicedo, E. Roubin, J.A. Hernández & A. Huespe
The aim of computational methods for managing concrete structures in nuclear power plants 51
E. Galenne, S. Michel-Ponnelle, J. Salin, G. Moreau, J. Sanahuja & C. Toulemonde
Poro-chemo-fracture-mechanics … bottom-up: Application to risk of fracture design of oil
and gas cement sheath at early ages 61
F.-J. Ulm, M. Abuhaikal, T. Petersen & R.J.-M. Pellenq
Constitutive and multiscale modelling of concrete
Hierarchical multiscale models for localization phenomena within the framework of FE2-X1 75
J.F. Unger
Modeling of Alkali-Silica Reaction in concrete: A multiscale approach for structural analysis 87
R. Esposito & M.A.N. Hendriks
A novel strain-rate model for concrete and its influence on wave propagation due to impact 97
U. Häussler-Combe
Implication of pore structure on micro-mechanical behaviour of virtual cementitious materials 109
N.L.B. Le, L.J. Sluys, M. Stroeven & P. Stroeven
A constitutive model for concrete based on continuum theory with non-local softening coupled
with eXtended Finite Element Method 117
J. Bobiński & J. Tejchman
An elasto-plastic constitutive model with non-local softening and viscosity to describe
dynamic concrete behaviour 127
I. Marzec & J. Tejchman
Modelling cement at fundamental scales: From atoms to engineering strength and durability 139
E. Masoero, H.M. Jennings, F.-J. Ulm, E.D. Gado, H. Manzano, R.J.-M. Pellenq & S. Yip
Two-scale model for concrete beams subjected to three point bending—numerical analyses
and experiments 149
Ł. Skarżyński, M. Nitka & J. Tejchman
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A multiscale model for predicting the elasticity modulus and the strength of Ultra-High
Performance Fiber Reinforced Concrete 159
J.L. Zhang, X. Liu, Y. Yuan & H.A. Mang
Is cement a glassy material? 169
M. Bauchy, M.J.A. Qomi, R.J.-M. Pellenq & F.-J. Ulm
Multi-scale model of a single crack bridge in composites combining rigid brittle matrix with
heterogeneous fibrous reinforcement 177
M. Vořechovský, R. Rypl & R. Chudoba
Modeling concrete under high frequency loading using a multi-scale method 189
A. Karamnejad, L.J. Sluys & V.P. Nguyen
Mesoscopic modeling of triaxial behavior of concrete 199
Y. Malecot, L. Zingg, E. Piotrowska, M. Briffaut & L. Daudeville
Application of a nonlocal damage law to model concrete fracture 209
E. Lorentz & K. Kazymyrenko
An approach to modelling smoothed crack closure and aggregate interlock in the finite
element analysis of concrete structures 219
A.D. Jefferson, I.C. Mihai & P. Lyons
Modelling of fracture in three dimensional brittle bodies 225
Ł. Kaczmarczyk & C. Pearce
Consideration of fibre orientation in a micromechanical model for strain hardening
cement composite 237
I. Viejo, M. Laspalas, I. Mariner & M.A. Jiménez
Constitutive modelling of fibre reinforced cementitious composites based
on micromechanics 247
I.C. Mihai, A.D. Jefferson & P. Lyons
Non-local model and global-local cracking analysis for the study of size effect 255
C. Giry, C. Oliver-Leblond, F. Ragueneau & E. Kishta
Numerical analysis of Recycled Aggregate Concrete mechanical behavior 263
P. Folino
On finite element modeling of compressive failure in brittle materials 273
J. Červenka, V. Červenka & S. Laserna
Influence of the macro-porosity and the meso-structure on the dynamic properties
of concrete 283
F. Gatuingt & S. Pierre
A volumetric upgrade of scalar gradient damage model 289
J. Pamin, A. Wosatko & R. Desmorat
Nano-scale characterization of elastic properties of AFt and AFm phases of hydrated
cement paste 299
S. Hajilar & B. Shafei
ITZ-induced crack initiation in concrete: Micromechanics-based sensitivity analyses
regarding concrete phase properties 307
M. Königsberger, B. Pichler & C. Hellmich
Experimental and numerical investigation of the mechanical behavior of interfaces between
cementitious materials 319
T. Cordes & G. Hofstetter
A continuum micromechanics-LEFM model for fiber reinforced concrete 327
J.J. Timothy & G. Meschke
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Advanced modelling strategies and paradigms
Compressive behavior of a lattice discrete element model for quasi-brittle materials 335
M. Vassaux, F. Ragueneau, B. Richard & A. Millard
Discrete modeling of micro-structure evolution during concrete fracture using DEM 345
M. Nitka & J. Tejchman
Numerical simulations of the bond between concrete and perforated metal sheets
within composite slabs 355
S. Pirringer & J. Kollegger
Lattice discrete particle modeling of buckling deformation in thin ultra-high-performance
fiber-reinforced concrete plates 365
R.G. El-Helou, C.D. Moen, E. Lale & G. Cusatis
Numerical analysis of linear viscoelastic 3D concrete specimens: Comparison between FE
and FFT methods 373
B. Bary, L. Gélébart, E. Adam & C. Bourcier
Modeling of multiple cracks in reinforced concrete members using solid finite elements
with high aspect ratio 383
O.L. Manzoli, M.A. Maedo, E.A. Rodrigues & T.N. Bittencourt
Correlations in the mesoscale modelling of fracture of quasi-brittle materials—extracting
internal lengths 393
V. Lefort, G. Pijaudier-Cabot, D. Grégoire & P. Grassl
Computing permeation properties of mortar from pore size distributions 405
F. Khaddour, D. Grégoire & G. Pijaudier-Cabot
Prediction of cracks in concrete due to strain incompatibilities at the mesoscopic scale 415
F. Benboudjema, C. De Sa & F. Lagier
Statistical distribution and size effect of residual strength after a period of sustained load 423
M. Salviato, K. Kirane & Z.P. Bažant
A constrained LArge Time INcrement algorithm for quasi-brittle fracture: Implementation
and optimisation aspects 429
B. Vandoren, A. Simone & L.J. Sluys
Localization analysis of coupled plasticity and damage models for dissipative materials 439
G. Xotta, S. Beizaee & K.J. Willam
Numerical modeling support for form-finding and manufacturing of folded plate structures
made of cementitious composites using origami principles 451
R. Chudoba, J. van der Woerd & J. Hegger
Numerical modelling of cracking in Steel Fibre Reinforced Concretes (SFRC)
structures 463
J.-L. Tailhan, P. Rossi & D. Daviau-Desnoyers
A new method for calculating local response in elastic media—the embedded
unit cell approach 471
M. Grigorovitch & E. Gal
Lattice models of debonding in composite concrete pavements 477
D. Tompkins, L. Khazanovich & J.E. Bolander
Parametric FE studies on a coupled energetic-statistical size effect in plain concrete
beams under bending 487
E. Syroka-Korol & J. Tejchman
Elastic-brittle fraction model for concrete and masonry structures 495
M.A.N. Hendriks & J.G. Rots
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A numerical approach for the evaluation of the structural redistribution coefficient K 503
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M. di Prisco & P. Martinelli
Comparison of nonlocal and crack-band damage-plasticity approaches for modelling
the failure of reinforced concrete structures 513
D. Xenos & P. Grassl
Adaptive strain path-following control for softening material 521
T. Pohl, M. Bischoff & E. Ramm
3D cohesive crack propagation using hybrid-Trefftz finite elements 531
C.J. Pearce, G. Edwards & Ł. Kaczmarczyk
Zero-thickness interface model for coupled thermo-mechanical failure analysis of concrete 541
A. Caggiano & G. Etse
Using XFEM for modelling localized fracture of reinforced concrete beams 551
F.Y. Liao & Z. Huang
Development of full-scale finite-element models to evaluate corroding concrete slabs 561
B. Shafei & A. Alipour
Modelling cracking in reinforced-concrete beams using beam finite elements
with embedded discontinuity 569
P. Šćulac & G. Jelenić
Numerical modeling of steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete on the meso- and macro-scale 579
Y. Zhan, H.G. Bui, J. Ninic, S.A. Mohseni & G. Meschke
Author index 587
VOLUME 2
Time dependent and multiphysics problems
Reorientation of fibres during the flow of fibre-reinforced self-compacting concrete
and determination of fibre orientation factor 593
S. Kulasegaram, R. Deeb & B.L. Karihaloo
Fire resistance analysis of RC elements with restrained thermal elongation in a natural fire 603
A. Sadaoui, A. Khennane & M. Fafard
Accounting for the fibre orientation on the structural performance of flowable fibre
reinforced concrete 609
E.V. Sarmiento, M.A.N. Hendriks & T. Kanstad
Analysis of the thermo-chemo-mechanical behavior of massive concrete structures
at early-age 619
T. Honorio, B. Bary & F. Benboudjema
Modeling the rapid chloride migration test for concrete using the lattice model
and characteristic Galerkin approach 629
B. Šavija, M. Luković & E. Schlangen
Diffusion-reaction model for ASR: Formulation and 1D numerical implementation 639
J. Liaudat, C.M. López & I. Carol
A coupled carbonation-rust formation-mechanical damage model for steel corrosion
in reinforced concrete 649
T.T.H. Nguyen, B. Bary, T. DeLarrard & V. L’Hostis
Drying cracking pattern analysis using a simple two-stage drying model
and a discrete model 659
A. Delaplace & H. Noyalet
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Microscopic model for concrete diffusivity prediction 667
M. Bogdan, F. Benboudjema, J.-B. Colliat & L. Stefan
Model B4: Multi-decade creep and shrinkage prediction of traditional and modern concretes 679
R. Wendner, M.H. Hubler & Z.P. Bažant
Concrete behaviour under ballistic impacts: Effects of materials parameters to penetration
resistance and modeling with PRM model 685
C. Pontiroli, B. Erzar & E. Buzaud
Modeling dynamic fracture of quasi-brittle materials: Rate sensitivity and impact 695
J. Ožbolt, B. Irhan, A. Sharma & D. Ruta
Modeling processes related to corrosion of steel reinforcement and damage in concrete 705
J. Ožbolt, F. Oršanić & G. Balabanić
Computational failure analysis of concrete under high temperature 715
G. Etse, M. Ripani & J.L. Mroginski
Thermal effects on early-age cracking potential of concrete bridge decks 723
J.E. Bolander, K. Kim & K. Sasaki
The influence of loading rate on the compressive strength of cementitious materials:
Experiments and “separation of time scales”-based analysis 731
B. Pichler, I. Fischer, E. Lach, Ch. Terner, E. Barraud & F. Britz
A numerical model for the self-healing capacity of cementitious composites 741
G. Di Luzio, L. Ferrara & V. Krelani
Microprestress-solidification theory: Modeling of size effect on drying creep 749
Z.P. Bažant, P. Havlásek & M. Jirásek
A 2D hydro-mechanical lattice approach for modelling corrosion induced cracking
of reinforced concrete 759
P. Grassl, C. Fahy, S. Wheeler & D. Gallipoli
Chemoplastic modelling of Alkali-Silica Reaction (ASR) 765
A. Winnicki, S. Seręga & F. Norys
Three-dimensional network modelling of the influence of microstructure of concrete
on water transport 775
I. Athanasiadis, S. Wheeler & P. Grassl
Modelling of chloride transport in non-saturated concrete 781
M. Fenaux, J.C. Gálvez, E. Reyes, A. Moragues & J. Bernal
Numerical analysis of multiple ion species diffusion and Alkali-Silica Reaction in concrete 789
M.N. Nguyen, J.J. Timothy & G. Meschke
Multi-scales computation of creep deformation of concrete at very early-age 797
M. Farah, F. Grondin, A. Loukili & M. Matallah
Performance of concrete structures
Compressive membrane action in confined RC and SFRC circular slabs 807
B. Belletti, F. Vitulli & J.C. Walraven
Influence of differential settlements on masonry structures 819
H. Nasser, M. Al Heib & O. Deck
Numerical study of a strain hardening cementitious composite overlay system
for durable concrete repair 827
M. Luković, E. Schlangen, B. Šavija, G. Ye & K. van Breugel
Discussion on mechanical behavior of joints using post-installed anchors and concrete
surface roughening for seismic retrofitting 837
Y. Takase, T. Abe, T. Ikeda, T. Wada, K. Katori & Y. Shinohara
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