Mesoscopic analysis of mortar under high-stress creep and low-cycle fatigue loading

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Mesoscopic analyses of mortar failure under high-stress creep and low-cycle fatigue loading are presented using a newly developed time-dependent constitutive model for Rigid Body Spring Model, which is a discrete analysis method. The failure process over time was successfully expressed by adopting a four-component combined mechanical model as the time-dependent model of connected springs, and by developing a new method for determining the failure state for load-controlled analysis. The numerical model provides reasonable results not only for the stress-strain characteristics under cyclic loading but also for the inapplicability of Miner's law under varying stress levels. The mechanism of the time-dependent failure of mortar was clarified by investigating the local stress-strain behaviors. © 2008 Japan Concrete Institute.

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Matsumoto, K., Sato, Y., Ueda, T., & Wang, L. (2008). Mesoscopic analysis of mortar under high-stress creep and low-cycle fatigue loading. Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology, 6(2), 337–352. https://doi.org/10.3151/jact.6.337

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