Fracture Mechanics Test Methods for Concrete
Herausgeber: Shah, Surendra; Carpinteri, Alberto
Fracture Mechanics Test Methods for Concrete
Herausgeber: Shah, Surendra; Carpinteri, Alberto
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This book reviews methods for the experimental determination of concrete toughness, and presents theories and models suitable for describing cracking and fracturing phenomena in plain and reinforced concrete.
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This book reviews methods for the experimental determination of concrete toughness, and presents theories and models suitable for describing cracking and fracturing phenomena in plain and reinforced concrete.
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9780367865894
- ISBN-10: 0367865890
- Artikelnr.: 58439479
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9780367865894
- ISBN-10: 0367865890
- Artikelnr.: 58439479
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Surendra Shah is Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northwestern University, McCormack School of Engineering.Alberto Carpinteri is professor in science of construction at the Polytechnic University of Turin.
Preface. RILEM technical committee 89-FMT. Subcommittees. Notched beam
test: mode I fracture toughness. Introduction. Summary and recommendation.
Proposal 1: Two parameter model (TPM). Proposal 2: Size Effect Law (SEL).
Proposal 3: Effective Crack Model (ECM). Comparison of ECM and TPM.
Application of proposed fracture models to large structures.
Acknowledgement. References. Appendices (Test data, Proposal 1 and ECM).
Fracture properties of concrete as determined by means of wedge splitting
tests and tapered double cantilever beam tests. Introduction. Description
of experiments. Experimental results. Determination of Gf-values and
tensile softening diagrams. Evaluation of fracture toughness Kic by the
compliance method. Mode I fracture parameters. Conclusions and
recommendations. References. Mixed-mode crack propagation in concrete.
Introduction. Mixed-mode fracture criteria. Test specimen geometries.
Fracture of concrete in compression. Conclusions. References. Appendix
(Round robin). Loading rate, temperature and humidity effects. Loading rate
effects. Temperature and moisture influence. References. Fracture process
zone detection. Introduction. Compliance measurements. X-ray techniques.
Optical microscopy. Scanning electron microscopy. Electric resistance
strain gauge techniques. Photoelastic methods. Mercury penetration
measurements. Dye penetrants. Infrared vibrothermography. Ultrasonic pulse
velocity. Demec gauges. Acoustic emission. Interferometry techniques.
Multi-cutting techniques. Numerical methods. Conclusions. Acknowledgements.
References. Laser interferometry methods. Holographic interferometry.
Speckle photography. Speckle interferometry. References. Indices.
test: mode I fracture toughness. Introduction. Summary and recommendation.
Proposal 1: Two parameter model (TPM). Proposal 2: Size Effect Law (SEL).
Proposal 3: Effective Crack Model (ECM). Comparison of ECM and TPM.
Application of proposed fracture models to large structures.
Acknowledgement. References. Appendices (Test data, Proposal 1 and ECM).
Fracture properties of concrete as determined by means of wedge splitting
tests and tapered double cantilever beam tests. Introduction. Description
of experiments. Experimental results. Determination of Gf-values and
tensile softening diagrams. Evaluation of fracture toughness Kic by the
compliance method. Mode I fracture parameters. Conclusions and
recommendations. References. Mixed-mode crack propagation in concrete.
Introduction. Mixed-mode fracture criteria. Test specimen geometries.
Fracture of concrete in compression. Conclusions. References. Appendix
(Round robin). Loading rate, temperature and humidity effects. Loading rate
effects. Temperature and moisture influence. References. Fracture process
zone detection. Introduction. Compliance measurements. X-ray techniques.
Optical microscopy. Scanning electron microscopy. Electric resistance
strain gauge techniques. Photoelastic methods. Mercury penetration
measurements. Dye penetrants. Infrared vibrothermography. Ultrasonic pulse
velocity. Demec gauges. Acoustic emission. Interferometry techniques.
Multi-cutting techniques. Numerical methods. Conclusions. Acknowledgements.
References. Laser interferometry methods. Holographic interferometry.
Speckle photography. Speckle interferometry. References. Indices.
Preface. RILEM technical committee 89-FMT. Subcommittees. Notched beam
test: mode I fracture toughness. Introduction. Summary and recommendation.
Proposal 1: Two parameter model (TPM). Proposal 2: Size Effect Law (SEL).
Proposal 3: Effective Crack Model (ECM). Comparison of ECM and TPM.
Application of proposed fracture models to large structures.
Acknowledgement. References. Appendices (Test data, Proposal 1 and ECM).
Fracture properties of concrete as determined by means of wedge splitting
tests and tapered double cantilever beam tests. Introduction. Description
of experiments. Experimental results. Determination of Gf-values and
tensile softening diagrams. Evaluation of fracture toughness Kic by the
compliance method. Mode I fracture parameters. Conclusions and
recommendations. References. Mixed-mode crack propagation in concrete.
Introduction. Mixed-mode fracture criteria. Test specimen geometries.
Fracture of concrete in compression. Conclusions. References. Appendix
(Round robin). Loading rate, temperature and humidity effects. Loading rate
effects. Temperature and moisture influence. References. Fracture process
zone detection. Introduction. Compliance measurements. X-ray techniques.
Optical microscopy. Scanning electron microscopy. Electric resistance
strain gauge techniques. Photoelastic methods. Mercury penetration
measurements. Dye penetrants. Infrared vibrothermography. Ultrasonic pulse
velocity. Demec gauges. Acoustic emission. Interferometry techniques.
Multi-cutting techniques. Numerical methods. Conclusions. Acknowledgements.
References. Laser interferometry methods. Holographic interferometry.
Speckle photography. Speckle interferometry. References. Indices.
test: mode I fracture toughness. Introduction. Summary and recommendation.
Proposal 1: Two parameter model (TPM). Proposal 2: Size Effect Law (SEL).
Proposal 3: Effective Crack Model (ECM). Comparison of ECM and TPM.
Application of proposed fracture models to large structures.
Acknowledgement. References. Appendices (Test data, Proposal 1 and ECM).
Fracture properties of concrete as determined by means of wedge splitting
tests and tapered double cantilever beam tests. Introduction. Description
of experiments. Experimental results. Determination of Gf-values and
tensile softening diagrams. Evaluation of fracture toughness Kic by the
compliance method. Mode I fracture parameters. Conclusions and
recommendations. References. Mixed-mode crack propagation in concrete.
Introduction. Mixed-mode fracture criteria. Test specimen geometries.
Fracture of concrete in compression. Conclusions. References. Appendix
(Round robin). Loading rate, temperature and humidity effects. Loading rate
effects. Temperature and moisture influence. References. Fracture process
zone detection. Introduction. Compliance measurements. X-ray techniques.
Optical microscopy. Scanning electron microscopy. Electric resistance
strain gauge techniques. Photoelastic methods. Mercury penetration
measurements. Dye penetrants. Infrared vibrothermography. Ultrasonic pulse
velocity. Demec gauges. Acoustic emission. Interferometry techniques.
Multi-cutting techniques. Numerical methods. Conclusions. Acknowledgements.
References. Laser interferometry methods. Holographic interferometry.
Speckle photography. Speckle interferometry. References. Indices.