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Title FRACTURE PROCESS ZONE IN DYNAMICALLY LOADED CRACK-LINE WEDGE-LOADED, DOUBLE-CANTILEVER BEAM CONCRETE SPECIMENS
Accession No 00616245
Authors Yon, J-H; Hawkins, N M; Kobayashi, A S
Journal Title ACI Materials Journal information Vol. 88 No. 5
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American Concrete Institute information; American Concrete Institute information
Publication Date   19911000
Description p. 470-479; Figures; References(11); Tables
Abstract This reports results of tests on crack-line wedge-loaded, double cantiliver beam concrete specimens loaded to failure at increasing strain rates using a displacement controlled MTS dynamic-loading system. Linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM), together with a trailing fracture-process zone (FPZ) was used to evaluate the dynamic fracture response of those specimens. While the constitutive relations governing the FPZ was found to be strain-rate independent, the dynamic stress intensity factor was found to be strain-rate dependent. The energy release rate closely approximated the energy-dissipation rate in the FPZ, demonstrating that the FPZ is the dominant energy-dissipation mechanism in concrete.
TRT Terms Beams information; Cantilevers information; Cracking information; Fracture mechanics information; Strain (Mechanics) information
Other Terms Cracks; Strain rate
Subject Areas H32 CEMENT AND CONCRETE; I32 Concrete
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