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Fiber reinforced concrete properties - a multiscale approach
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EngineeringCivil EngineeringConcrete TechnologyReinforced ConcreteUnit CellFrc Unit CellFiber WeightStructural ApplicationFiber-reinforced Cement CompositeUltra-high-performance ConcreteStructural OptimizationStructural MechanicsConcrete PropertiesCement-based Construction MaterialConstruction EngineeringConcrete StructuresStructural EngineeringMultiscale Modeling
This paper describes the development of a fiber reinforced concrete (FRC) unit cell for analyzing concrete structures by executing a multiscale analysis procedure using the theory of homogenization. This was achieved through solving a periodic unit cell problem of the material in order to evaluate its macroscopic properties. Our research describes the creation of an FRC unit cell through the use of concrete paste generic information e.g. the percentage of aggregates, their distribution, and the percentage of fibers in the concrete. The algorithm presented manipulates the percentage and distribution of these aggregates along with fiber weight to create a finite element unit cell model of the FRC which can be used in a multiscale analysis of concrete structures.
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