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The fib Model Code 2010 is now the most comprehensive code on concrete structures, including their complete life cycle: conceptual design, dimensioning, construction, conservation and dismantlement. It is expected to become an important document for both national and international code committees, practitioners and researchers. 7.4.3.6 ULSverification ofjointsbetween horizontal andvertical elements 128 7.4.3.7 SLSverifications offlexuraldeformations 129 7.5 Verification ofstructural safety(ULS)forextremethermal conditions 130. Author New Model Code fib special activity group, Luc Taerwe (UGent) and Stijn Matthys (UGent) Organization. Department of Structural engineering; Abstract The fib Model Code 2010 is the most comprehensive code on concrete structures, including their complete life cycle: conceptual design, dimensioning, construction, conservation and dismantlement. Constitutive Concrete and Durability Models in the new fib Model Code 20120 4 Eci is the modulus of elasticity in N/mm² according to Eq. (6) or (7); here αE = 1.0 for all types of lightweight aggregates Where only an elastic analysis of a concrete structure needs to be carried out a reduced modulus of.

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12.1.2 CEB-FIP Model Code 2010

The CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 [26] describes the following normalweight concrete classes:C12,C16,C20,C25,C30,C35,C40,C45,C50,C55,C60,C70,C80,C90,C100,C110, andC120,Next to the normal weight concrete classes, the CEB-FIP Model Code 2010describes the following lightweight concrete classes:LC8,LC12,LC16,LC20,LC25,LC30,LC35,LC40,LC45,LC50,LC55,LC60,LC70, andLC80.

If you specify the following input,then DIANA derives the material properties from the CEB-FIP Model Code2010 regulations for concrete.

CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 (syntax)

CONCRE

MC2010indicates the European CEB-FIP Model Code 2010.

GRADE

grade specifies the concrete class,C12, ^.. LC80,where the numbers denote the specified characteristic cylinder-compressivestrength f_ckC55 or lightweight grades below LC55:

CE32N

for normal hardening CE 32.5 N cements,

CE32R

for rapidly hardening CE 32.5 R cements,

CE42N

for normal hardening CE 42.5 N cements,

CE42R

for rapidly hardening CE 42.5 R cements,

CE52N

for normal hardening CE 52.5 N cements,

CE52R

for rapidly hardening CE 52.5 R cements.

If no cement type is defined, a normal hardening cement type based on themean compressive strength f_cm. [T_env = 293.15 K(253 T_env 373 K,h = 2A_c/u the cross-sectionand u[h = 150 in %. [RH = 80%(0 air 22%[AIRCNT 2]

From this input DIANA derives the following basic properties:Young's modulus E,Mode-I fracture energy G_f^I.

CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 also gives values for the mass density, thermalexpansion coefficient of reinforced concrete and limit values for thePoisson's ratio.DIANA presets the following material parametersfor a stress-strain diagram in the compressive and tensileregime [Fig.12.3].

Figure 12.3:Stress-strain diagram according to CEB-FIP Model Code 2010

• The mean compressive strength f_cmWith f = 8E_ciE_ci = E_co ^{. .} (12.7)
  With E_co = 2.15 x 10⁴ MPa. E_ciWith = 0.8 + 0.2 ^. 1.0(12.9)
  

  The Young's modulus E_lciFor linear lightweight concrete materials the reduced Young's modulusE_lcE_lc = ^. E_c(12.11)
  Where :
  

• Poisson's ratio is preset just halfway the lower and upper limit: = 0.20 fornormal weight concrete, and is preset as = 8 x 10^-6K¹ is preset as

  fctm = 0.3fck

  (12.13)

  
  for normal weight concrete grades C50,and
  with f = 8C50.For lightweight concrete the tensile strength equals

  flctm = . fctm

  (12.15)

  
  Where :
  

Additionally for all classes DIANA presets a valuefor the shear retention factor = 0.01.

Note that in DIANA the concrete property parameters are not reduced with amultiplication factor, in contrary to Paragraph 7.11.3 `Safety formats fornon-linear analysis' of the CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 [26], wheref_cm = 0.85*0.70*f_ctm (compression).

DIANA offers direct input to overwrite any of the derived or presetproperties by user defined properties.

CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 (syntax)

Note that for direct input, validation checks are performed based on themodel code parameters, e.g. concrete grade, aggregate type, mean compressivestrength, etc. When an invalid value is specified an error message will begiven with the allowed range during model evaluation.

YOUNG

eis a user defined Young's modulus E

YOUN28

e28 is the Young's Modulus of concrete at the age of twenty-eight days.DIANA determines the Young's Modulus at ages of loading from this value.If YOUN28 is not given the Young's Modulus of concrete at the ageof twenty-eight days is taken according to the CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 fromthe specified concrete grade.

POISON

nuis a user defined Poisson's ratio (0.14 0.26, which replaces thepreset thermal expansion coefficient = 10 x 10^-6K¹ for lightweight concrete.

DENSIT

rho is a user defined mass density is the mass density perunit volume.

FCK28

fck28 is the characteristic strengthf_ck

AGGTYP

indicates which aggregate type to be used:

BASALT

for basalt, dense limestone aggregates.

QUARTZ

for quartzite aggregates. [QUARTZ]

LIMEST

for limestone aggregates.

SANDST

for sandstone aggregates.

The aggregate type influences the Young's modulus of the concrete.

For lightweight concrete the user can overwrite the calculated oven-drydensity and the preset aggregate strength.

CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 - Lightweight concrete (syntax)

ODDENS

oddens is a user-defined oven-dry density [LOW]

HIGH

for aggregates of high strength.

12.1.2.1 Elasticity

(syntax)

ELASTN

indicates that the Young's Modulus at ages of loading according to theEuropean CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 will be used.

12.1.2.2 Plasticity

(syntax)

PLASTN

indicates that the plasticity functions according to the European CEB-FIP ModelCode 2010 will be used.

From this input DIANA derives the required properties for the plasticityfunctions of the CEB-FIP Model Code 2010, e.g.the compressive strength f_c.

12.1.2.3 Cracking

(syntax)

CRACKN

indicates that the cracking functions according to the European CEB-FIP ModelCode 2010 will be used.

From this input DIANA derives the required properties for the crackingfunctions of the CEB-FIP Model Code 2010, e.g.tensile strength f_t, and Mode-I fracture energyG_f^I.

12.1.2.4 Creep

DIANA will use Maxwell chains for non-aging curves and Kelvin chains foraging creep curves, because a Kelvin chain performs best in creep dominatedproblems, a Maxwell chain in relaxation dominated problems.For both models the maximum number of units in the generated chain is 10.If less units are needed for a unique fit, DIANA will decrement thenumber of units in the chain automatically. In combination with cracking,always Kelvin chains will be used.

Note that the CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 contains a notional size. For thecreep part, this notional size is in the formulation. Therefore, DIANAdoes not use any calculated or given maturity from a potential flowcomputation or input through table 'MATURI' for the creep part.The element age and the notional size are used as the model code formulationindicates.

(syntax)

CREEPN

indicates that the creep functionaccording to the European CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 will be used.

LODAGE

tlo is the concrete age t_lo[t_lo = 28(t_lo 10^-5 at the birth of the element. [t_el = 1(t_el 10^-3 of the curve fit for the creep orrelaxation curve. [t₀ = 10^-5Figure 12.4:Sampling ages, curve fitting concrete creepnf10 is the number [n₁₀ = 10 per factor 10 in age (n = 10n_c + 1.For generation of Maxwell Chains they also define the sample agesfor the internal transformation of a creepdiagram to a relaxation diagram.

(file.dat)

This example leads to the following sampling ages:0, 0.01, 0.03162, 0.1, 0.3162, 1.0, 3.162, 10, 31.62, 100.

12.1.2.5 Young Hardening Concrete

(syntax)

YOUHAN

indicates that the young hardening concrete functionsaccording to the European CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 will be used.

POWER

specifies young hardening concrete with the Power Law model[§21.2.2].

J(t,) = 1 + (t - )p

(12.17)

Parameter p is the power p(p > 0.Parameter td is the development point t_dt_d.Parameter d is the power d is the maturity dependent Young's modulus.

Note that Young's modulus evaluation can be given as a function of theArrhenius type equivalent age t_eq

12.1.2.6 Shrinkage

Note that the CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 contains a notional size. For theshrinkage part, this notional size is in the formulation. Therefore, DIANAdoes not use any calculated or given maturity from a potential flowcomputation or input through table 'MATURI' for the shrinkage part.The element age and the notional size are used as the model code formulationindicates.

(syntax)

SHRINN

indicates that the shrinkage modelaccording to the European CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 will be used.

CURAGE

ti0 is the concrete age at the end of the curing period.DIANA assumes that during this period only basic shrinkage occurs.Default is no curing. [CURAGE 0]

12.1.2.7 Crack Index

(syntax)

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FTMODN

indicates that the concrete tensile strengthaccording to the European CEB-FIP Model Code 2010 will be used.

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