Structural applications
Constitutive laws in structural mechanics - Identification and application
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Structural applications
Constitutive laws in structural mechanics - Identification and application

Authors : Benjamin RICHARD, Cédric GIRY

Publication date: February 10, 2019 | Lire en français

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3. Structural applications

3.1 Context

Cracking is the main factor in the non-linear behavior of reinforced concrete structures.

Consideration of cracking is particularly important in the case of structural elements used in the nuclear industry, such as reinforced concrete walls.

The use of non-linear behavior laws is becoming essential, as it is necessary to assess the load-bearing capacity of these elements beyond their design level, with a view to estimating safety margins in order to reaffirm their compliance with the normative requirements defined by the public authorities.

In this context, the national CEOS.fr project (Behavior and evaluation of special structures – cracking, shrinkage) was launched in 2009 by Électricité de France,...

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