D.M. Tan , E.K. Tschegg , H. Rotter , H.O.K. Kirchner
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In split cube geometries the specific fracture energies of sandstone-mortar (14 Nm−1) and limestone-mortar (6 Nm−1) interfaces were determined. They are much lower than for bulk mortar (80 Nm−1). A damage type law describes well the development of a process zone around the interfacial cracks. In finite element calculations the damage law descrobes the behaviour of flat interfaces, but needs improvement for curved interfaces.