Tuesday, July 1st    10:30 - 12:30
Computational Procedures and Models for Quasi-brittle Materials I
Minisymposium organized by Anthony Jefferson and Günter Hofstetter 		Room: CAS3.10
MS114A
10:30 Multiscale Assessment of Early-Age Performance of Shotcrete Tunnel Linings
Christian Pichler and Roman Lackner

10:50 A Two-Scale Strong Coupling Framework for Softening Materials
Oriol Lloberas Valls, Angelo Simone and Bert Sluys

11:10 Modelling of Rate Effects at Multiple Scales
Ronnie Pedersen, Angelo Simone and Bert Sluys

11:30 Modelling of Reinforced Concrete by Means of Homogenization Approach including Steel-Concrete Interactions
Erkan Rumanus and Günther Meschke

11:50 A Development of Crack Growth Simulator for Plated Structure using Damage Mechanics
Dae Suk Han, Myung-Hyun Kim, Min Sung Chun, Tak Kee Lee and Jae-Myung Lee

12:10 Modelling of Gradual Construction of Road Bridge and Its Creep
Jaroslav Broz and Jaroslav Kruis

Tuesday, July 1st    14:00 - 16:00
Computational Procedures and Models for Quasi-brittle Materials II
Minisymposium organized by Anthony Jefferson and Günter Hofstetter 		Room: CAS3.10
MS114B
14:00 Nonlocal Damage Model combined with Displacement Discontinuity (Keynote Lecture)
Milan Jirásek and Sonia Marfia

14:30 The Modeling of Axial Splitting and Related Issues (Keynote Lecture)
Howard Schreyer

15:00 Numerical Prediction of Crack Widths in Concrete Structures
Yvonne Theiner and Günter Hofstetter

15:20 The Effects of Strain Smoothing on Finite Element Solutions of Strain Softening Solids
Anthony Jefferson and Paul Lyons

15:40 Simulating Brittle Material Failure with High-Order Finite Elements
Holger Heidkamp, Casimir Katz, Alexander Düster and Ernst Rank

Tuesday, July 1st    16:30 - 18:30
Computational Procedures and Models for Quasi-brittle Materials III
Minisymposium organized by Anthony Jefferson and Günter Hofstetter 		Room: CAS3.10
MS114C
16:30 Robust Anisotropic Visco-Damage Modeling for Impact Applications
Rodrigue Desmorat, Marion Chambart, Fabrice Gatuingt, Didier Combescure and Daniel Guilbaud

16:50 Meso-Mechanically Motivated Nonlocal Models for Modelling of the Fracture Process Zone in Quasi-Brittle Materials
Peter Grassl and Milan Jirasek

17:10 Simulation of Fresh Concrete Flow
Borek Patzak and Zdenek Bittnar

17:30 Modeling of Fracture Process in Concrete Elements including Steel Fibres using a Novel Lattice Model
Jan Kozicki and Jacek Tejchman

17:50 Modelling of Fracture of Concrete at High Loading Rates
Josko Ožbolt, Ivica Kozar and Vanja Travaš

18:10 Lattice Modelling of Autonomic Healing Processes in Cementitious Materials
Christopher Joseph, Anthony Jefferson and Robert Lark

 

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