Remarks to the Complex Modelling of Concrete Structures: From Experiment to Reliability Assesment

Drahomír Novák; Ladislav Řoutil

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.969.312

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Remarks to the Complex Modelling of Concrete Structures: From Experiment to Reliability Assesment

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The paper describes a summary of the complex approach to evaluation of quasi-brittle structures/structural members made of (advanced) cement based composites. It reviews chosen aspects and results of nonlinear stochastic analysis of structural members made of these composites and inserts them into the complex methodology. Application example illustrates the methodology.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 969)

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312-315

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June 2014

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Drahomír Novák*, Ladislav Řoutil

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FE Modeling, Inverse Analysis, Nonlinear Fracture Mechanics, Reliability, Sensitivity, Statistical Simulation, Stochastic Model

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