Quantitative Evaluation of Damage in Concrete Based on AE.
Hiroshi Watanabe, Yuuji Murakami, Masayasu Ohtsu
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Hiroshi Watanabe, Yuuji Murakami, Masayasu Ohtsu
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Quantitative estimation of damage in concrete is investigated, introducing acoustic emission (AE) and damage mechanics. The damage of concrete is quantitatively evaluated by carrying out AE measurement in the uni-axial compression test. It is clarified that the process of damage accumulation could be evaluated by the rate process analysis. A damage parameter is determined from damage mechanics, applying Løland's model to a stress-strain relation. Correlating the variation of the rate with the damage evolution, a procedure to estimate the damage parameter is developed. The feasibility of the procedure is demonstrated by concrete samples damaged due to the freezing and thawing process.
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Quantitative estimation of damage in concrete is investigated, introducing acoustic emission (AE) and damage mechanics. The damage of concrete is quantitatively evaluated by carrying out AE measurement in the uni-axial compression test. It is clarified that the process of damage accumulation could be evaluated by the rate process analysis. A damage parameter is determined from damage mechanics, applying Løland's model to a stress-strain relation. Correlating the variation of the rate with the damage evolution, a procedure to estimate the damage parameter is developed. The feasibility of the procedure is demonstrated by concrete samples damaged due to the freezing and thawing process.
Key concepts: Acoustic emission, Damage mechanics, Materials science, Structural engineering, Strain rate, Stress (linguistics), Composite material, Engineering