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Finite Elements in Civil Engineering Applications book
Proceedings of the Third Diana World Conference, Tokyo, Japan, 9-11 October 2002
Finite Elements in Civil Engineering Applications
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Finite Elements in Civil Engineering Applications book
Proceedings of the Third Diana World Conference, Tokyo, Japan, 9-11 October 2002
Edited ByMax A.N. Hendriks, Jan G. Rots
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2002
eBook Published 24 June 2021
Pub. Location London
Imprint CRC Press
Pages 560
eBook ISBN 9781003211365
Subjects Engineering & Technology
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Hendriks, M.A.N., & Rots, J.G. (Eds.). (2002). Finite Elements in Civil Engineering Applications: Proceedings of the Third Diana World Conference, Tokyo, Japan, 9-11 October 2002 (1st ed.). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003211365
ABSTRACT
These proceedings present high-level research in structural engineering, concrete mechanics and quasi-brittle materials, including the prime concern of durability requirements and earthquake resistance of structures.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |97 pages
Constitutive models for quasi-brittle materials
chapter |6 pages
The application of Meschke's damage model in engineering practice
ByA. de Boer, E.G. Septanika
chapter |6 pages
A coupled damage-viscoplasticity model for concrete fracture
ByL.J. Sluys, J.F. Georgin, W. Nechnech, J.M. Reynouard
chapter |9 pages
Application of the microplane model for three-dimensional reversed-cyclic analysis of reinforced concrete members
ByM. Hoehler, J. Ožbolt
chapter |7 pages
Application of finite element modelling to the thermo-mechanical behaviour of refractories
ByK. Andreev, H. Harmuth
chapter |9 pages
Effect of particle density on tensile fracture properties of model concrete
ByG. Lilliu, A. Meda, C. Shi, J.G.M. van Mier
chapter |10 pages
Application of cohesive element approach to analysis of delamination buckling and propagation in honeycomb panels
ByT.-S. Han, A.R. Ingraffea, S.L. Billington
chapter |9 pages
Implementing an isotropic damage model in Diana: Use-case for the user-supplied subroutine usrmat
ByPeter H. Feenstra
part |58 pages
Creep, shrinkage, durability and young hardening concrete
chapter |6 pages
Prediction of column shortening due to creep and shrinkage in tall buildings
ByHitoshi Kumagai
chapter |8 pages
Field measurements versus calculated results for Norwegian high performance concrete structures
ByT. Kanstad, P.F. Takács, D. Bosnjak
chapter |7 pages
Heat and stress development during chemical hydration in concrete
ByJ.A. Øverli, K. Høiseth, D. Bosnjak
chapter |6 pages
Deformation behaviour of concrete highway pavements
BySam Foos, Viktor Mechtcherine, Harald S. Müller
chapter |6 pages
Finite element modeling of early age concrete behavior using DIANA
ByR. Witasse, M.A.N. Hendriks
chapter |6 pages
Numerically simulated pore structure and its potential application in high performance concrete
ByGuang Ye, K. van Breugel, Jing Hu
chapter |8 pages
Numerical modelling of microstructure development and strength of cementitious materials
ByK. van Breugel, Ye Guang, V. Smilauer
chapter |8 pages
Development of bond between reinforcement steel and early-age concrete
ByK. van Breugel, M.S. Sule
part |82 pages
Shear in reinforced concrete
chapter |8 pages
Fracture analysis of bar pull-out in beam-column joints
ByD. Jankovic, S.K. Kunnath, M.B. Chopra
chapter |8 pages
FEM study on the shear behavior of RC beam by the use of discrete model
ByKenta Hibino, Takayuki Kojima, Nobuaki Takagi
chapter |9 pages
Finite element modeling of RC members subjected to shear
ByV.T. Hristovski, H. Noguchi
chapter |9 pages
Size effect analysis for shear strength of reinforced concrete deep beams
ByK. Yoshitake, T. Hasegawa
chapter |6 pages
Shear behavior of reinforced ultra light weight concrete beams with shear reinforcement
ByK. Fukuzawa, M. Mitsui, S. Soh
chapter |8 pages
Non-linear analysis of prestressed concrete beams with a total strain based model: FEM model and full-scale testing
ByP.F. Takács, K.V. Høiseth, S.I. Sørensen, T. Kanstad, J.A. Øverli, E. Thorenfeldt
chapter |10 pages
Ultimate load capacity of reinforced steel fibre concrete deep beams subjected to shear
ByE. Fehling, T. Bullo
chapter |9 pages
Finite element analysis of shear wall specimens made of ductile fiber reinforced cementitious composites subjected to lateral loading
ByN. Shirai, K. Watanabe, T. Oh-oka, S. Hakuto, T. Fujita
chapter |10 pages
Nonlinear FEM analysis of cap beam to evaluate shear strength against earthquake load
ByKenji Kosa, Jyunko Taguchi, Satoshi Yoshihara, Katsunori Tanaka
part |72 pages
Masonry and block mechanics
chapter |7 pages
Analytical implications on in-plane behavior of unreinforced masonry walls
ByJ.H. Kim
chapter |8 pages
Numerical analyses of the Bargower arch bridge
ByA.S. Gago, J. Alfaiate, A. Gallardo
chapter |9 pages
Sensitivity of masonry wall under base-restrained shrinkage
ByG.P.A.G. van Zijl, M. Boonpichetvong, J.G. Rots, J.W. Verkleij
chapter |9 pages
Settlement damage of masonry buildings in soft-ground tunnelling
ByM. Boonpichetvong, J.G. Rots
chapter |9 pages
Numerical modelling of masonry panels strengthened using FRPs
ByM. Eusebio, P. Palumbo, F. Lozza, G. Manfredi
chapter |6 pages
Strength of placed block revetments on dikes determined from field tests
ByC.M. Frissen, H.L. Bakker, M. Klein Breteler
part |74 pages
Geomechanics, steel and rubber
chapter |11 pages
Invited paper: Advanced modelling to support innovative developments in tunnelling for Amsterdam North/Southline
ByIr. F.J. Kaalberg
chapter |8 pages
Invited paper: Deformation of liquefied ground in shaking table tests and its prediction
ByI. Towhata
chapter |8 pages
Mechanism of remedial measures against soil liquefaction by shear deformation constraint method
ByN. Yoshida
chapter |7 pages
New constitutive models in DIANA for rubber-like materials
ByZ. Guo, P. Stroeven, L.J. Sluys, Y. Cheng
chapter |10 pages
Finite element modeling for the high damping rubber bearing
ByJ. Yoshida, M. Abe, Y. Fujino
part |132 pages
Reinforced concrete structures
chapter |9 pages
Invited paper: Modal analysis versus time history analysis – concepts for the seismic design
ByTh. Baumann, J. Böhler
chapter |8 pages
Invited paper: Integrated structural performance assessment for reinforced concrete under coupled environment and seismic actions
ByK. Maekawa, T. Ishida, R. Mabrouk
chapter |8 pages
Concrete excavation for patch repair: Non-linear modelling of propped and unpropped conditions
ByT.D.G. Canisius
chapter |8 pages
A 3D general-purpose dynamic analysis system for bridges considering pounding effects between girders – theory and implementation
ByP. Zhu, M. Abe, Y. Fujino
chapter |7 pages
3D finite element analysis of multi-beam box girder bridges – assessment of cross-sectional forces in joints
ByC.M. Frissen, M.A.N. Hendriks, N. Kaptijn
chapter |9 pages
Numerical simulations of tests on a segmented tunnel lining
ByA.H.J.M. Vervuurt, C. van der Veen, F.B.J. Gijsbers, J.A. den Uijl
chapter |9 pages
Advanced modeling of innovative bored tunnel design Amsterdam North-Southline
ByW.H.N.C. van Empel, F.J. Kaalberg
chapter |11 pages
Two-dimensional finite element analysis on shear performance of RC interior beam-column joints reinforced by a new reinforcing method
ByZhang Dachang, Noguchi Hiroshi, Kashiwazaki Takashi
chapter |9 pages
Finite element analysis of prestressed concrete containment vessel subjected to internal pressure
ByH.-W. Song, B. Shim, K.-J. Byun
chapter |7 pages
FE guided structural rehabilitation of cooling towers
ByP. Dalmagioni, R. Pellegrini
chapter |4 pages
FEM-models applied for unreinforced underwater concrete
ByC. van der Veen, A. de Boer
chapter |7 pages
3-D finite element deformation analysis of concrete-filled tubular steel column
ByT. Matsumura, E. Mizuno
chapter |5 pages
Analysis and design of concrete shells using ultra-high performance fiber reinforced concrete
ByE.M.R. Fairbairn, R.C. Battista, R.D. Tolêdo Filho, J.H. Brandão
chapter |6 pages
Non-linear behavior of low ductility RC frame under base excitations
ByS.T. Quek, C. Bian
part |27 pages
Short papers
chapter |3 pages
Constitutive models for reinforced concrete: Challenges and proposals for future research
ByE. Fehling, T. Bullo
chapter |3 pages
Development of a procedure for crack width evaluation in continuous composite bridges
ByQ.U.Z. Khan, T. Honda, Y. Okui, N. Masatsugu, I. Eiji
chapter |4 pages
Lateral reaction modulus for single piles – Simplified modelling by linear finite elements
ByA. Bouafia, L. Belmouloud, A. Henniche
