Numerical study of rock and concrete behaviour by discrete element modelling

By F. Camborde, C. Mariotti, Frederic Victor Donze. 2000

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A bonded-particle model for cemented sand (2013, methodology): “The DEM [18] has already been used for modeling of cohesive materials, like concrete [19–21], asphalt [22,23], hard rock [24], and cemented sands [15,25–27].”
A bond model for DEM simulation of cementitious materials and deformable structures (2014, background): “The influence of strain rate on behaviour and dynamic loading has also been investigated [19-21], including the impact of missiles on concrete beams studied in 2D [22].”
Discrete element modelling of concrete submitted to dynamic loading at high strain rates (2004, background): “Thus some authors like [10,31,36] have modelled impacts on concrete structures, but usually, the model parameters are identified directly on the impact tests, and the different components of the model are not validated through more simple tests.”