Influence of microstructure of concrete on size/scale effects in tensile fracture
By J. Mier, M. V. Vliet. 2003
216 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/e39dbd822aae8de603969b6efcf90991abe9c530
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In Civil and Structural Engineering
- I. Rasoolan
- S. Moftah
- Mirshad Maleki
- Jacek Tejchman
- Peter Wriggers
- A. Khajehdezfuly
- Andrey P. Jivkov
- J. Kozicki
In Mechanics of Materials
- S. Moftah
- Jacek Tejchman
- I. Rasoolan
- Mirshad Maleki
- Peter Wriggers
- A. Khajehdezfuly
- Andrey P. Jivkov
- J. Kozicki
Citations in the corpus
- On the effect of ITZ thickness in meso-scale models of concrete (2020, background): “Therefore, constructing synthetic meso-structures with statistically equivalent size distribution of meso-structural features has been widely employed in recent years [6,43,46,55].”
- Effect of aggregate structure on fracture process in concrete using 2D lattice model (2007, result): “The obtained results of crack patterns and stress–strain curves for a three–phase concrete material during uniaxial tension are qualitatively in agreement with experimental ones for concrete, and compare quite well with results published in [28, 45, 46].”
- Mesoscale models for concrete: homogenisation and damage behaviour (2006, methodology): “For achieving very high aggregate volume fraction, van Mier and van Vliet [18] used an alternative algorithm called the random particle drop method for arrangement of aggregate particles.”