Modeling Electrolyte Diffusion in Cracked Cementitious Materials using Cascade Continuum Micromechanics and Phase-field Models

G. Meschke, J. Timothy (2013). "Modeling Electrolyte Diffusion in Cracked Cementitious Materials using Cascade Continuum Micromechanics and Phase-field Models." In Proceedings of FraMCoS 8, Toledo, Spain.

G. Meschke, J. Timothy. "Modeling Electrolyte Diffusion in Cracked Cementitious Materials using Cascade Continuum Micromechanics and Phase-field Models." Paper presented at FraMCoS 8, Toledo, Spain, 2013.

G. Meschke, J. Timothy, "Modeling Electrolyte Diffusion in Cracked Cementitious Materials using Cascade Continuum Micromechanics and Phase-field Models," in Proc. FraMCoS 8, Toledo, Spain, 2013.

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  title     = {Modeling Electrolyte Diffusion in Cracked Cementitious Materials using Cascade Continuum Micromechanics and Phase-field Models},
  author    = {G. Meschke, J. Timothy},
  year      = {2013},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of FraMCoS 8},
  address   = {Toledo, Spain},
}

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TI  - Modeling Electrolyte Diffusion in Cracked Cementitious Materials using Cascade Continuum Micromechanics and Phase-field Models
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PY  - 2013
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CY  - Toledo, Spain
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AB  - Electrolyte transport in fracturing porous materials such as concrete is strongly influenced by the complex and random topological structure of the pore space, the state of distributed micro- cracks inevitably caused by autogenous and drying shrinkage of concrete and finally by propagating cracks caused by various loading conditions. Information on macroscopic diffusion properties of the intact concrete requires up-scaling of transport processes within nano- and micro-pores over sev- eral spatial scales. The macroscopic transport coefficients are computed using a cascade continuum micromechanics model. The cascade continuum micromechanics model recursively embeds shape information in the form of the ESHELBY matrix-inclusion problem…
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