This paper presents a kinematic enriched finite element model for the nonlinear analysis of brick masonry walls loaded in their plane. The model correctly accounts for the mortar-brick interaction in the direction of the thickness of the wall. Nonlocal nonlinear constitutive laws are considered both for mortar and bricks, adopting a damagefriction law for the mortar and an isotropic damage model for the bricks, both based on tensile failure mechanisms. In particular, a new two-dimensional four-node finite element, properly accounting for the three-dimensional state of strain and stress in the masonry wall, is developed and implemented in the finite element code FEAP. An experimental masonry panel, acting as a deep beam under vertical load, is analyzed to point out the effectiveness of the proposed model and the implemented finite element numerical procedure
An enriched kinematic formulation for masonry walls with a damage-plastic model / Addessi, D.; Sacco, E.. - 108:(2015). (Intervento presentato al convegno 15th International Conference on Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering Computing tenutosi a Prague (Czech Rep.) nel 1-4 September 2015).
An enriched kinematic formulation for masonry walls with a damage-plastic model
Sacco E.
2015
Abstract
This paper presents a kinematic enriched finite element model for the nonlinear analysis of brick masonry walls loaded in their plane. The model correctly accounts for the mortar-brick interaction in the direction of the thickness of the wall. Nonlocal nonlinear constitutive laws are considered both for mortar and bricks, adopting a damagefriction law for the mortar and an isotropic damage model for the bricks, both based on tensile failure mechanisms. In particular, a new two-dimensional four-node finite element, properly accounting for the three-dimensional state of strain and stress in the masonry wall, is developed and implemented in the finite element code FEAP. An experimental masonry panel, acting as a deep beam under vertical load, is analyzed to point out the effectiveness of the proposed model and the implemented finite element numerical procedureI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.