Research on the damage evolution and dynamic constitutive model of geopolymeric concreteat elevated temperatures

WANG Zhi-kun1,XU Jin-yu1,2,REN Wei-bo1,BAI Er-lei1,DONG Zong-ge3

Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2016, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (2) : 110-115.

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Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2016, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (2) : 110-115.

Research on the damage evolution and dynamic constitutive model of geopolymeric concreteat elevated temperatures

  • WANG Zhi-kun1,XU Jin-yu1,2,REN Wei-bo1,BAI Er-lei1,DONG Zong-ge3
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The damage evolution law and dynamic constitutive model of geopolymeric concrete at elevated temperatureswere investigated using a high temperature SHPB system. The results show that the major mechanical performance indexes reveal prominent temperature and strain rate effect.The wave impedance can be used to measure the thermal damage of geopolymericconcrete, and the damage evolution law has a good agreement with the actual situation. Based on the static constitutive model, the dynamicdamage constitutive model of geopolymeric concreteconsidering effects of temperature and strain ratewasestablished, and the indexes can be determined by experimental results. This model can accurately describe the dynamic characteristics of geopolymeric concreteat elevated temperatures.

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geopolymeric concrete;elevated temperature / strain rate / damage / constitutive model

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WANG Zhi-kun1,XU Jin-yu1,2,REN Wei-bo1,BAI Er-lei1,DONG Zong-ge3. Research on the damage evolution and dynamic constitutive model of geopolymeric concreteat elevated temperatures[J]. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2016, 35(2): 110-115

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