The Theory of Critical Distances to perform the static assessment of 3D-printed concrete weakened by manufacturing defects and cracks
The Theory of Critical Distances to perform the static assessment of 3D-printed concrete weakened by manufacturing defects and cracks
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临界距离理论对因制造缺陷和裂缝而弱化的 3D 打印混凝土进行静态评估
DOI:
10.1016/j.prostr.2022.12.041
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发表时间:
2022
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通讯作者:
Alanazi N
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Alanazi N
The Theory of Critical Distances groups together a number of approaches postulating that, in cracked/notched materials subjected to static loading, breakage takes place as soon as a critical length-dependent effective stress exceeds the material tensile strength. The characteristic length used by the Theory of Critical Distances is a material property that can directly be estimated from the ultimate tensile strength and the plane strain fracture toughness. In the present investigation, based on a large number of bespoke experimental results, it is demonstrated that the Theory of Critical Distances is successful also in quantifying the detrimental effect of cracks and manufacturing defects in 3D-printed concrete subjected to Mode I static loading.
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11.4
作者:
Ma, Guowei;Buswell, Richard;Jones, Scott Z.
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Jones, Scott Z.
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5.4
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Alanazi N
通讯作者:
Alanazi N
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3.8
作者:
Le, T. T.;Austin, S. A.;Thorpe, T.
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Thorpe, T.