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Crack propagation and coalescence in quasi-brittle materials at high temperatures

Tang et al., 2015

Document ID
7192366161493931867
Author
Tang S
Tang C
Publication year
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Engineering Fracture Mechanics

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A numerical model allowing for the thermo-mechanical analysis of quasi-brittle materials (concrete structures) at high temperatures via the finite element method and damage mechanics is presented. It incorporates a damage constitutive law to capture the initiation …
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