2006
DOI: 10.12989/cac.2006.3.2_3.123
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Nonlinear finite element analysis of reinforced concrete corbels at both deterministic and probabilistic levels

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“…6). In turn, the calculated failure force, initial stiffness and softening rate with reference to the corbel by Fattuhi [19] were also more precisely captured by our model than by the model by Strauss et al [15] (Fig. 8).…”
Section: Tests By Campione Et Al [10]supporting
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“…6). In turn, the calculated failure force, initial stiffness and softening rate with reference to the corbel by Fattuhi [19] were also more precisely captured by our model than by the model by Strauss et al [15] (Fig. 8).…”
Section: Tests By Campione Et Al [10]supporting
confidence: 59%
“…The constitutive concrete behaviour was described with an isotropic damage model. The best agreement between numerical and experimental results with respect to the load bearing capacity of corbels was achieved by Strauss et al [15] for 2D calculations (the difference between the experimental and numerical failure force was 7%), and by Manzoli et al [16] for 3D calculations, where the numerical ultimate load was higher by 11% than the experimental one. Concerning the crack pattern, the best agreement with experiments was achieved again by Manzoli et al [16].…”
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