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A Micro-Plane Model for Reinforced Concrete under Static and Dynamic Loadings

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A dynamic constitutive model for reinforced concrete based on micro-plane model M4 for plain concrete was presented. The model is established based on two hypotheses as strain being parallel coupling and macro stress being superposition of those on all microplanes. The constitutive model of Cowper-Symonds considering strain rate effect is adopted for steel. This model is adapted for explicit computational algorithm. This model is calibrated and verified by comparison with test data.

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Wang, J., Ou, B., Cheng, W., Jia, M. (2009). A Micro-Plane Model for Reinforced Concrete under Static and Dynamic Loadings. In: Yuan, Y., Cui, J., Mang, H.A. (eds) Computational Structural Engineering. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-2822-8_47

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