An Advanced Transient Concrete Model for the Determination of Restraint in Concrete Structures Subjected to Fire
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Abstract
The advanced transient concrete model (ATCM) is an extended model for concrete in compression at elevated temperature that incorporates elastic, plastic and creep strain as a function of temperature and stress history. The ATCM is applied with the material model of the thermal induced strain model. The non-linear model comprises thermal strain, elastic strain, plastic strain and transient temperature strains and load history modelling of restraint concrete structures subjected to fire. The mechanical strain is calculated as a function of elastic strain, plastic strain and thermal induced strain. The thermal induced strain is relative independent compared to dependence of Young's modulus by load history. Actually the term comprises elastic, plastic and (pure) transient creep strains as we will show. A comparison is given between experimental results with cylindrical specimens and calculated results.The equations of the ATCM consider a lot of capabilities, especially for considering the irreversible effects of temperature on some material properties. By considering the load history during heating up, an increasing load bearing capacity due to a higher stiffness of concrete may be obtained. With this model it is possible to apply the thermal-physical behaviour of material laws for calculation of structures under extreme temperature conditions. The effect of load history in highly loaded structures under fire load will be investigated. The theoretical basis is given in this paper.
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OpenAlex topics: Fire effects on concrete materials · Fire dynamics and safety research · Concrete Properties and Behavior
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University of Technology Vienna, Karlsplatz, Wien, Austria.
Dipl.-Ing., University of Technology Vienna, Karlsplatz, Wien, Austria.
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