Polskie Towarzystwo Mechaniki Teoretycznej i Stosowanej Oddział Krakowski
Wykład pt. Analiza numeryczna wybranych zagadnień mechaniki betonu
autorów: A. Winnicki, A. Wosatko, M. Szczecina, J. Pamin
wygłosi dr hab. inż. Andrzej Winnicki, prof. PK
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF SELECTED PROBLEMS IN CONCRETE MECHANICS
Abstract
The presentation shows the capabilities of two modern material models for concrete to
render real behaviour of concrete elements under static loading. Three different cases are analysed
and evaluated: deterministic size effect (Wosatko et al., 2018) using a gradient enhanced damage
model developed by authors (GD), punching shear failure for flat slabs without shear reinforcement
(Wosatko et al., 2019) using Concrete Damaged Plasticity model (CDP) available in ABAQUS FEA
and failure of frame corners under opening bending moment (Szczecina, 2018), also using the CDP
model.
The results show that the modern material models for concrete are able to capture real
behaviour of concrete elements in a reliable way. However, the presented analyses point out clearly
that the choice of proper values of material model parameters has to be made with great care.
Moreover, the last presented example shows that the advanced numerical simulations for concrete
elements can be used as a design tool – in the analysed case giving a valuable insight into proper
reinforcement detailing for RC frame corners.
References
[1] Szczecina, M. (2018). Rational reinforcement of RC frame corners subjected to the opening
bending moment (in Polish). Ph.D. dissertation, Kielce University of Technology, Kielce.
[2] Wosatko, A., J. Pamin, & A. Winnicki (2018). Numerical prediction of deterministic size effect in
concrete bars and beams. In G. Meschke et al. (Eds.), Proc. EURO-C 2018 Int. Conf. Computational Modelling of Concrete Structures, Taylor & Francis Group, pp. 447–457. CRC Press.
[3] Wosatko, A., A. Winnicki, M. Polak, & J. Pamin (2019). Role of dilatancy angle in plasticity-based
models of concrete. Archives of Civil and Mech. Eng. 19(4), 1268–1283.
Miejsce spotkania: AGH, paw. B2, sala nr 110 (sala RW) .
Termin: 12 grudnia 2019 (czwartek), godz. 17.00