Multi-Physics and Multi-Scale Deterioration Modelling of Reinforced Concrete

A. Michel; H. Stang; M. Lepech; Mette Rica Geiker

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.665.13

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Multi-Physics and Multi-Scale Deterioration Modelling of Reinforced Concrete

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Deterioration of reinforced concrete infrastructure such as bridges, tunnels, and buildings represents one of the major challenges currently facing developed countries. While engineering tools and methods for structural modelling and design of new reinforced concrete infrastructure are mature, methods and tools for modelling decades-long deterioration and maintenance are much less developed. In this paper, a multi-physics and multi-scale modelling approach for structural deterioration of reinforced concrete components due to reinforcement corrosion is presented. The multi-disciplinary modelling approach includes physical, chemical, electrochemical, and fracture mechanical processes at the material and meso-scale, which are further coupled with mechanical deterioration processes at the structural scale.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 665)

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September 2015

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A. Michel, H. Stang, M. Lepech, Mette Rica Geiker

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Concrete Deterioration, Multi-Physics, Multi-Scale, Service Life Modelling

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