Modeling of Mechanical behavior of Interfaces in Masonry Structures
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology - Year 30, Vol 3, Issue 6
Abstract
The purpose of thisarticle,is anumerical modeling of interfaces between the brickand mortar in masonry structures, taking into account the main mechanical phenomena governing their break; such as adhesion, sliding, andthefriction. The modeling will be based on an interface coupling laws contact, friction and adhesion originally developed by the group of Michel Raous the LMA (Marseille) and implanted intheGYPTIScode.The studyis restricted toreducedcase. The comparison ofnumerical resultswith experimental resultshas been very encouraginginmost cases, and showeda goodmodel selectioninterfaceis sufficientto properly presentthe conduct ofmasonry structures.
Authors and Affiliations
MEKKI OumKalthoum*
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