BACK ANALYSIS OF TENSION-SOFTENING RELATIONSHIP OF CONCRETE

  • Nanakorn P
  • Horii H
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Abstract

It is known that bridging is a dominant mechanism in the fracture of concrete. The material property related to bridging is the tension-softening relationship which is the relationship between the transmitted tensile stress across the crack surface and the crack opening displacement. In this paper, a method to indirectly obtain the tension-softening curve from the bending test of a notched beam is proposed. The method is applied to reported results, and agreement is observed between the tension-softening curves by the proposed method and the modified J-integral-based technique. The method is also applied to bending tests of SFRC beams, and results are compared with those of direct tension tests.

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Nanakorn, P., & Horii, H. (1996). BACK ANALYSIS OF TENSION-SOFTENING RELATIONSHIP OF CONCRETE. Doboku Gakkai Ronbunshu, 1996(544), 265–275. https://doi.org/10.2208/jscej.1996.544_265

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