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Response of cement based composites to fatigue loading: advanced numerical modeling and testing

Investigatordoc. Ing. Stanislav Seitl, Ph.D.
Number of ProjectP104/11/0833
AgencyGrantová agentura České republiky
Duration2010-12-31 - 2013-12-30

Anotace
The project focuses on improvement of computational techniques for assessment of the residual life of cement-based composites under long-term cyclic loading, particularly considering the following factors: material composition, fracture properties, frequency of loading, and varying load amplitude. Non-linear numerical models based on cumulative internal damage of the material and utilizing Wöhler (S–N) curves will be developed. Input data for 2D and 3D FE models will be obtained from tests on selected cement-based composites with static and fatigue loading (basic database for normal concrete as well as for two classes of high performance concrete will be created). FEM calculations will be used for investigation of limit values for initiation of fatigue damage and fatigue crack growth. The results will be applied in durability assessment of civil engineering structures subjected to cyclic loading such as transport structures and their components, high-rise buildings, etc.


2014

Klusák J., Kopp D., Profant T.: Bi-material notches under various normal-shear loading modes. Key Eng. Mater. 577-578 (2014) 361-364

Seitl S., Bermejo R., Sobek J., Veselý V.: Two Parameter Description of Crack Tip Stress Fields for Wedge Splitting Test Specimen: Influence of Wedge Angle. Adv. Mater. Res. 969 (2014) 345-350

Holušová T., Seitl S., Fernández-Canteli A.: Comparison of fracture energy values obtained from 3PB, WST and CT test configurations. Adv. Mater. Res. 969 (2014) 89-92



2012

Šimonová H., Keršner Z., Seitl S., Pryl D., Pukl R.: Correction of fatigue parameters of concrete using approximation of mechanical-Fracture parameters in time. Concrete 1 (2012) 57-59