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The observation of cracks in normally functioning reinforced concrete (RC) structures is expected as the tensile strength of concrete is relatively low. However, one or more of those cracks can start to propagate with increasing crack openings, localizing ...
This poster was presented at the IUTAM Symposium on Data-driven mechanics, taking place in Paris, France in Octoboer 2022. It shows a proof-of-concept for a new application of Data-Driven Computational Mechanics (DDCM): using it as a new type of adaptive r ...
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The aim of the present thesis is to model numerically the dynamic failure behavior of concrete at the mesoscale. Concrete is the world's most widely used construction material and the structures made of it are subjected to dynamic loads during their long s ...
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Fracture is the main cause of degradation and capacity fading in lithiated silicon during cycling. Experiments on the fracture of lithiated silicon show conflicting results, and so mechanistic models can help interpret experiments and guide component desig ...
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