The present paper describes a numerical model that has been developed in order to analyse the long-term behaviour of beams built in different stages under serviceability loads, considering the effect of delayed deformations due to creep and shrinkage. The rheological model for concrete creep is based on a modified version of the solidification theory while the cross section behaviour is described by means of a fibre model. The paper discusses the performances of the model in simulating the behaviour of two fullscale beams tested by the authors.

Mazzotti C., Buratti N. (2021). A design oriented fibre-based model for simulating the long-term behaviour of RC beams: Application to beams cast in different stages. JOURNAL OF BUILDING ENGINEERING, 44, 1-13 [10.1016/j.jobe.2021.103176].

A design oriented fibre-based model for simulating the long-term behaviour of RC beams: Application to beams cast in different stages

Mazzotti C.;Buratti N.
2021

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The present paper describes a numerical model that has been developed in order to analyse the long-term behaviour of beams built in different stages under serviceability loads, considering the effect of delayed deformations due to creep and shrinkage. The rheological model for concrete creep is based on a modified version of the solidification theory while the cross section behaviour is described by means of a fibre model. The paper discusses the performances of the model in simulating the behaviour of two fullscale beams tested by the authors.
2021
Mazzotti C., Buratti N. (2021). A design oriented fibre-based model for simulating the long-term behaviour of RC beams: Application to beams cast in different stages. JOURNAL OF BUILDING ENGINEERING, 44, 1-13 [10.1016/j.jobe.2021.103176].
Mazzotti C.; Buratti N.
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