Numerical Modeling of Masonry and Historical Structures 2019
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-102439-3.00011-7
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Automated geometry extraction and discretization for cohesive zone-based modeling of irregular masonry

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“…Some approaches regularize the response of the RVE by using a higher order theory at the macro-scale, such that the information about a material characteristic length is naturally taken into account Geers et al (2003), Kouznetsova et al (2004Kouznetsova et al ( , 2002, De Bellis (2009), De Bellis and Addessi (2011), Trovalusci and Masiani (2003), Addessi et al (2010) (see Figure 1.21). Others, known as continuousdiscontinuous approaches, up-scale the RVE response to a traction-separation law (upon strain localization) used by a discontinuity inserted into the macro-scale model Massart (2003), Massart et al (2007), Mercatoris et al (2009), Mercatoris and Massart (2011), Oliver et al (2014b,a), Belytschko et al (2008), Bosco et al (2015) (see Figure 1.22).…”
Section: Multiscale Methods and Computational Homogenizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Some approaches regularize the response of the RVE by using a higher order theory at the macro-scale, such that the information about a material characteristic length is naturally taken into account Geers et al (2003), Kouznetsova et al (2004Kouznetsova et al ( , 2002, De Bellis (2009), De Bellis and Addessi (2011), Trovalusci and Masiani (2003), Addessi et al (2010) (see Figure 1.21). Others, known as continuousdiscontinuous approaches, up-scale the RVE response to a traction-separation law (upon strain localization) used by a discontinuity inserted into the macro-scale model Massart (2003), Massart et al (2007), Mercatoris et al (2009), Mercatoris and Massart (2011), Oliver et al (2014b,a), Belytschko et al (2008), Bosco et al (2015) (see Figure 1.22).…”
Section: Multiscale Methods and Computational Homogenizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the context of masonry modeling, works on continuous-discontinuous computational homogenization can be found in Massart et al (2007), Massart (2003) for modeling the in-plane behavior of masonry structures, and later on extended to the study of shell elements for the analysis of the out-of-plane behavior Mercatoris et al (2009), Mercatoris and Massart (2011), while works on computational homogenization using a Cosserat continuum at the macro-scale can be found in De Bellis (2009), De Bellis and Addessi (2011).…”
Section: Multiscale Methods and Computational Homogenizationmentioning
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