Selected Approaches to Numerical Modeling and Analysis of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Beam

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The paper presents research focused on modeling of lightweight concrete beams combining reinforced and fiber concrete. The paper solves the selected case of the RC beam, which was experimentally tested. The advanced numerical model and calculation used for an experiment into account the non-linear behavior and collapse of the beam. For the experiment, a specific cross-section with an opening that relieves the beam is selected. Non-linear analysis in combination with the finite element method is used for numerical modeling. Specifically, 3D calculation model and fracture-plastic material for concrete are used.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 309)

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