Numerical models simulating frost action in cement-based materials

Abdul Faheem, Marianne Tange Hasholt
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This study presents an overview of numerical models simulating frost action in cement-based materials. Most of the frost action models are grouped in one of three main groups named poroelastic models, lattice models, and rigid body spring models formed according to the followed mechanical principles providing stress estimation and volume change. Other models are further grouped based on underlying physical or empirical principles and potential applications. It is the intention that the overview of numerical models highlights aspects of frost action that are known to be important in experimental research but considered very sporadically in numerical modeling. This study can help new model builders to choose a modeling approach, and important factors need to be considered for their own work.

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模拟水泥基材料霜冻作用的数值模型
本研究概述了模拟水泥基材料霜冻作用的数值模型。大多数霜冻作用模型可分为三大类,即孔弹性模型、晶格模型和刚体弹簧模型,这些模型是根据应力估算和体积变化的力学原理建立的。其他模型则根据基本物理或经验原理以及潜在应用进一步分组。对数值模型的概述旨在突出霜冻作用的一些方面,这些方面在实验研究中非常重要,但在数值建模中却很少得到考虑。这项研究可以帮助新的建模者选择建模方法,并为他们自己的工作考虑需要考虑的重要因素。
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