Size Effect in Concrete Structures

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"Size Effect in Concrete Structures" is a seminal work in structural engineering that explains how the strength and failure behavior of concrete structures change with their size, fundamentally influencing modern design and fracture mechanics of concrete.

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instanceOf engineering monograph
scientific book
addresses brittleness number in concrete structures
geometric similarity in structural testing
scale-up of laboratory test results
transition from plasticity to fracture control
appliesTo full-scale concrete structures
laboratory-scale concrete specimens
plain concrete elements
prestressed concrete members
reinforced concrete beams and slabs
describes dependence of nominal strength on structure size
size effect in flexural failure
size effect in fracture tests
size effect in plain concrete
size effect in prestressed concrete members
size effect in punching shear
size effect in reinforced concrete beams
size effect in shear failure
transition from ductile to brittle behavior with increasing size
emphasizes importance of structure size in safety assessment
limitations of classical strength theories for concrete
need for fracture mechanics in concrete design
field fracture mechanics of concrete
materials engineering
structural engineering
goal to explain how strength and failure behavior change with size
to provide rational basis for size-dependent design of concrete structures
influenced code provisions for shear in concrete beams
fracture mechanics approaches in concrete research
modern design of concrete structures
probabilistic size effect modeling in concrete
mainSubject failure of concrete structures
nonlinear fracture mechanics
quasi-brittle fracture
scale effects in structural strength
size effect in concrete
recognizedAs foundational reference on size effect in concrete
seminal work in structural engineering
theorizes asymptotic size effect law
energetic size effect law
fracture process zone in concrete
nonlocal damage models for concrete
transition from strength criterion to linear elastic fracture mechanics
usedBy code committees developing concrete design standards
researchers in concrete fracture mechanics
structural engineers designing large concrete structures

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Zdeněk P. Bažant notableWork Size Effect in Concrete Structures