1985
DOI: 10.1016/0025-5416(85)90413-6
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Simulation and analysis of composite structures

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“…The design shrinkage values also correspond to the results obtained by other authors (Smirnova, 2012;Sychev, Badin, 2016;Tennis, Jennings, 2000;Wittmann, 1984).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 89%
“…The design shrinkage values also correspond to the results obtained by other authors (Smirnova, 2012;Sychev, Badin, 2016;Tennis, Jennings, 2000;Wittmann, 1984).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Un primer paso en esta dirección es el dado por F. Wittman y sus colaboradores (Wittman, Roelfstra, Sadonki, 1985) que han desarrollado un modelo numérico para simular el comportamiento del hormigón y que ellos llaman «hormigón numérico». Los resultados obtenidos hasta el momento son alentadores; por este procedimiento es posible estudiar la influencia en el comportamiento mecánico de la distribución granulométrica, la distribución de la fase dispersada (árido) en la fase dispersante (matriz de mortero) y la morfología de las inclusiones (ári-dos de machaqueo o no), factores que es muy difí-cil tener en cuenta con un estudio analítico.…”
Section: Consideraciones Finalesunclassified
“…This is fundamentally different from approaches by forerunners using random generators (RG) for placing particles of cementitious materials inside a container. As a sole example, reference can be given to the development by Wittmann et al (1985) of so called "numerical concrete" on the basis of Roelfstra's RG-based system (Roelfstra, 1989). A variety of such systems have been and still is employed in concrete technology, a selection of which is referred to in Stroeven et al (2009).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%