Defining parameters for concrete damage plasticity model
Yusuf Sümer, Muharrem Aktaş
Abstract
Yusuf Sümer, Muharrem Aktaş
Abstract
Behavior of reinforced concrete beam cannot be captured by elastic damage models or elastic-plastic constitutive laws only. When these two models coupled, load deflec-tion behavior of reinforced concrete can be observed through numerical modeling. Thus, using concrete damage plasticity approach in finite element modeling can lead researches for sufficient numerical results when compared to experimental tests. In order to determine the material damage model of concrete, some laboratory tests are required. This paper offers an equation for damage parameter to capture damage be-havior. In addition, modeling strategies are developed by checking the model sensi-tivity against mesh density, dilation angle and fracture energy of concrete. Finite el-ement models are verified by three different experimental tests. In this study ABAQUS finite element software is employed to model reinforced concrete beam with concrete damage plasticity approach. This study shows that difference between the results from numerical models and experimental tests are in acceptable range.
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Behavior of reinforced concrete beam cannot be captured by elastic damage models or elastic-plastic constitutive laws only. When these two models coupled, load deflec-tion behavior of reinforced concrete can be observed through numerical modeling. Thus, using concrete damage plasticity approach in finite element modeling can lead researches for sufficient numerical results when compared to experimental tests. In order to determine the material damage model of concrete, some laboratory tests are required. This paper offers an equation for damage parameter to capture damage be-havior. In addition, modeling strategies are developed by checking the model sensi-tivity against mesh density, dilation angle and fracture energy of concrete. Finite el-ement models are verified by three different experimental tests. In this study ABAQUS finite element software is employed to model reinforced concrete beam with concrete damage plasticity approach. This study shows that difference between the results from numerical models and experimental tests are in acceptable range.
Key concepts: Plasticity, Structural engineering, Materials science, Geotechnical engineering, Geology, Engineering, Composite material