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Engineering Structures | 1997

Detecting the size effect in concrete beams using nonlinear fracture mechanics

Ahmed Saad Eldin Morgan; Junichiro Niwa; Tada-aki Tanabe

This paper shows that, the size effect in flexure and shear strength for different concrete and reinforced concrete beam sizes subjected to concentrated and uniformly distributed loads can be successfully predicted on the basis of nonlinear fracture mechanics. The analysis was carried out by a computer simulation using the program ANACS (advanced nonlinear analysis of concrete structures), which was originally developed by the authors. In this investigation, the fictitious crack model was adopted with two orthogonal rod elements which involves the nonlinear fracture mechanics through their constitutive model to simulate the discrete crack path and represent the localized crack zone. By combining the arc-length calculation technique with the fictitious crack model, the postpeak behaviour can be predicted well even for snapback instability.


Ninth International Conference on Creep, Shrinkage, and Durability Mechanics (CONCREEP-9) | 2013

Development of FEM Thermal Analysis for Concrete Structures with Pipe Cooling System

Yasuaki Ishikawa; Toshiaki Mizobuchi; Tada-aki Tanabe

In this study, a new numerical method of pipe-cooling thermal analysis is presented in order to achieve arbitrary layout of the cooling pipe independent of FEM mesh arrangement. Then, some thermal analyses for concrete structural model with pipe cooling system are executed and validity of the proposed numerical method is discussed. As a result, it is confirmed that the proposed analytical procedure can simulate quite rational temperature histories despite of the cooling pipe layout independent of FEM mesh arrangement.


Special Publication | 2006

Post-peak Behavior of Shear Failing Beams Governed by Snapback Instability

Tada-aki Tanabe; Atsushi Itoh; Naoshi Ueda

This paper describes how snapback load-deflection relations of shear failing beams are numerically obtained using Arc Length Method with Selected Displacement Control Points. Identifying stress loading area while load decreases, failure process of snapback shear failure of a beam is clarified in the paper. The fundamental understanding of the phenomena is extended to failure concept of a structure through energy balance calculation.


Journal of Structural Engineering-asce | 1994

Element Identification of Member Properties of Framed Structures

Andres W. C. Oreta; Tada-aki Tanabe


Journal of Structural Engineering-asce | 1991

Tension Stiffness Model for Cracked Reinforced Concrete

Zhishen Wu; Hiromichi Yoshikawa; Tada-aki Tanabe


Journal of Structural Engineering-asce | 1989

ANALYTICAL MODEL FOR SHEAR SLIP OF CRACKED CONCRETE

Hiromichi Yoshikawa; Zhishen Wu; Tada-aki Tanabe


Doboku Gakkai Ronbunshu | 1993

LOCALIZED IDENTIFICATION OF STRUCTURES BY KALMAN FILTER

Andres W. C. Oreta; Tada-aki Tanabe


Journal of Engineering Mechanics-asce | 2000

WATER MIGRATION PHENOMENON MODEL IN CRACKED CONCRETE. II: CALIBRATION

Hideki Oshita; Tada-aki Tanabe


Finite Element Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Structures: | 1986

The Constitutive Model in Terms of Damage Tensor

Masami Ishikawa; Hiromichi Yoshikawa; Tada-aki Tanabe


Journal of Engineering Mechanics-asce | 2000

WATER MIGRATION PHENOMENON IN CONCRETE IN POSTPEAK REGION

Hideki Oshita; Tada-aki Tanabe

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Junichiro Niwa

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Hidetaka Umehara

Nagoya Institute of Technology

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