A mathematical model of combined action of hygro-thermal, chemical and mechanical loads is proposed to describe chemical degradation due to ASR. The model is based on mechanics of multiphase reactive porous media. The mass-, energy- and momentum balance equations, as well as constitutive and physical relationships necessary for modelling the ASR in variable environmental conditions, are presented. A method for their numerical solution with the finite element and finite differences method is described. The proposed mathematical model is validated by comparing the simulation results with some published experimental data concerning hygro-thermal processes and ASR expansion of concrete specimens in different hygro-thermal conditions, both constant and variable in time.

Modelling alkali-silica reaction under non-isothermal conditions in partially saturated cementitious materials

SCHREFLER, BERNHARD;PESAVENTO, FRANCESCO;SIMONI, LUCIANO;
2011

Abstract

A mathematical model of combined action of hygro-thermal, chemical and mechanical loads is proposed to describe chemical degradation due to ASR. The model is based on mechanics of multiphase reactive porous media. The mass-, energy- and momentum balance equations, as well as constitutive and physical relationships necessary for modelling the ASR in variable environmental conditions, are presented. A method for their numerical solution with the finite element and finite differences method is described. The proposed mathematical model is validated by comparing the simulation results with some published experimental data concerning hygro-thermal processes and ASR expansion of concrete specimens in different hygro-thermal conditions, both constant and variable in time.
2011
Mechanics and Physics of Porous Solids - A tribute to Pr. Olivier Coussy
9782720825934
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