Model for Time-Dependent Stress and Strain Analysis of Layered Composite Element

D. Zabulionis; R. Balevičius; E. Dulinskas

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.113.571

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Model for Time-Dependent Stress and Strain Analysis of Layered Composite Element

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The authors have proposed a relatively simple and convenient method for engineering purposes that allows one to simulate time-dependent viscoelastic properties of a multilayered composite element subjected to loading along layer joints. The method proposed is found to be of a good coincidence in comparison with the known analytical solution of a two-layered composite element. Numerical analysis is also performed adopting the model proposed for the deformational response of reinforced concrete elements.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 113)

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D. Zabulionis, R. Balevičius, E. Dulinskas

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Creep Function, Layered Composite Element, Specific Creep

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