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Evaluation of existing fracture models in concrete
Sawarng Ratanalert
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Methi Wecharatana
Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Fracture Model
100%
Stress-displacement Relationship
100%
Two-parameter Fracture Model
66%
Fictitious Crack Model
50%
Notched Beam
33%
Notched Beam Test
33%
Direct Tension Test
33%
Load-deflection Curve
33%
Predicted Load
33%
Load-CMOD
33%
Numerical Computation
16%
Fracture Mechanics
16%
Linear Relationship
16%
Specimen Size
16%
Two-parameter
16%
Fracture Parameters
16%
Nonlinear Behavior
16%
Beam Specimen
16%
Crack Tip
16%
Fracture Process Zone
16%
Peak Stress
16%
Order of Accuracy
16%
Bilinear
16%
Shah
16%
Compact Tension Specimen
16%
Satisfaction Degree
16%
Crack Band Model
16%
Compact Tension
16%
Size-independence
16%
Engineering
Displacement Relationship
100%
Fracture Parameter
83%
Test Beam
33%
Load-Deflection Curve
33%
Tasks
16%
Numerical Computation
16%
Fracture Mechanics
16%
Mechanic Model
16%
Assuming
16%
Linear Relationship
16%
Simplifies
16%
Process Zone
16%
Beam Specimen
16%
Peak Stress
16%
Test Specimen
16%
Nonlinear Behavior
16%
Crack Tip Region
16%
Band Model
16%