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This research presents a layered, semi-smeared modelling approach for the prediction of the flexural response of Textile Reinforced Cement (TRC) beams with combined continuous textiles (0.7v%) and short microfibres (1%). The constitutive behaviour of the composites was obtained from tensile experiments on TRC configurations and subsequently implemented in two different smearing approaches. The first approach concentrated the cross-sectional resistance in the load-bearing textile layers, whereas the second distributed the contribution of the short microfibres over the entire thickness. A satisfactory agreement was obtained between the experimental results and both numerical approaches, however, the distributed approach slightly underestimated the flexural response of the material.
Paper 49
Finite Element (FE) modelling, Semi-smeared approach, textile reinforced cement (TRC) composites, Flexural simulation
Finite Element (FE) modelling, Semi-smeared approach, textile reinforced cement (TRC) composites, Flexural simulation
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