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Numerical modelling of a bridge subjected to simultaneous effect of a moving load and a vertical seismic ground excitation
Fischer, Cyril; Fischer, Ondřej; Frýba, Ladislav
2015 - English
A simple beam subjected to a row of regularly distributed moving forces and simultaneous vertical motions of its supports is described using a simplied theoretical model and a nite dierences approach. Several levels of simplication of the structure and input data are supposed. Numerical results conrm legitimacy of the assumptions.
Keywords:
numerical modelling; seismic excitation; moving load
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Numerical modelling of a bridge subjected to simultaneous effect of a moving load and a vertical seismic ground excitation
A simple beam subjected to a row of regularly distributed moving forces and simultaneous vertical motions of its supports is described using a simplied theoretical model and a nite dierences ...
Changes in dislocation substructure of S235JR steel during fatigue loading
Jandová, D.; Gajdoš, Lubomír; Šperl, Martin; Kaiser, J.
2014 - English
Changes in dislocation substructure were studied in normalized and annealed S235JR steel in relation to the number of symmetrical reversed stress cycles with the amplitude σa = 242 MPa and corresponding mean life Nf = 17,950 cycles. The microstructure of the steel consisted of ferrite with a small amount of pearlite. The substructure was observed in as received condition and after application of various relative numbers of cycles n/Nf, these being 0.25, 0.50 and 0.75. An irregular dislocation net occurred in the virgin specimen, however, during cyclic loading the dislocations started to accumulate gradually in slip bands and to form a cell substructure in grains of favourable crystallographic orientations. Total dislocation density, dislocation density in slip bands and inter-band distance were measured using transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The total dislocation density was found to slightly decrease and the density in slip bands to increase with increasing number of cycles. The results concerning the dislocation density were compared with changes in the microplastic limit (MPL) which were determined by the measurement of the inductance of the “specimen - coil” system. They consisted in a rapid initial decrease at the first stage of the fatigue process and in a gradual increase during the major part of the life. These changes can be interpreted on the basis of changes in dislocation density as was verified independently by X-ray diffraction and nanoindentation tests. On the basis of the measurement of dislocation density by TEM it appears that changes in MPL can be connected with the dislocation density in slip bands rather than with the total dislocation density.
Keywords:
carbon steel; cyclic loading; transmission electron microscopy; dislocation; inductance
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Changes in dislocation substructure of S235JR steel during fatigue loading
Changes in dislocation substructure were studied in normalized and annealed S235JR steel in relation to the number of symmetrical reversed stress cycles with the amplitude σa = 242 MPa and ...
Assessment of damage propagation in carbon-fibre composite under cyclic loading
Šleichrt, J.; Fíla, T.; Šperl, Martin; Kytýř, Daniel
2014 - English
Carbon-fibre composite is very popular material in aircraft industry. Application of this material is limited by low fragility and low impact resistance. In flight airplane can be initialy damaged by hailstorm or bird strikes. Vibrations of the engine and turbulence during flight may cause propagation of this damage. This study describes the of laser profilometry to investigate post damage under cycling loading.
Keywords:
carbon-fibre composite; damage propagation; laser profilometry
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Assessment of damage propagation in carbon-fibre composite under cyclic loading
Carbon-fibre composite is very popular material in aircraft industry. Application of this material is limited by low fragility and low impact resistance. In flight airplane can be initialy damaged ...
On the X-ray micro-tomography measurements of biological samples under compressive loading
Fíla, T.; Kumpová, Ivana; Zlámal, Petr; Kytýř, Daniel; Koudelka_ml., Petr; Doktor, Tomáš; Jiroušek, Ondřej
2014 - English
In this paper, compact loading device for micro-CT measurements under applied load was used in a series of instrumented compressive test of bone sample. Tested bone samples were loaded in several deformation steps and micro-CT scanning was carried out in each step. Reconstructed three-dimensional data of intact bone sample were used to develop 3D model of the specimen. Data from each deformation step were processed by DVC method for identification of displacement and strain fields and thus for evaluation of deformation response of human trabecular bone sample.
Keywords:
micro-tomography; trabecular bone; compressive test; medical imaging; finite element modelling
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On the X-ray micro-tomography measurements of biological samples under compressive loading
In this paper, compact loading device for micro-CT measurements under applied load was used in a series of instrumented compressive test of bone sample. Tested bone samples were loaded in several ...
Calibration of an image processing tool for analysis of fibre orientation in fibre reinforced composites
Hos, J.; Doktor, T.; Petráňová, Veronika; Kytýř, Daniel
2014 - English
This paper deals with calculation of fibre orientation distribution (FOD) in fibre reinforced composite. The calculation was based on image analysis algorithm applied on image acquired by scanning electron microscope. A composite with oriented fibres was selected to be enable calibration of the algorithm by comparison of the obtained results with FOD declared by the manufacturer.
Keywords:
C/PPS; fibre orientation; SEM; composite
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Calibration of an image processing tool for analysis of fibre orientation in fibre reinforced composites
This paper deals with calculation of fibre orientation distribution (FOD) in fibre reinforced composite. The calculation was based on image analysis algorithm applied on image acquired by scanning ...
New devices for diagnostics of historical structures
Hasníková, Hana; Kloiber, Michal; Zíma, Pavel
2014 - English
Two new devices developed at ITAM AS CR for non-destructive testing of materials, especially from historical structures, are presented below. So called microtube is a semi-automatic portable tool for water absorption measurements. The natural stones, mortars and other porous materials can be measured and it is very useful to assess the efficiency of various hydrophobic treatments used within the restoration also. The diagnostic device for in-situ assessment of timber enables direct determination of conventional compressive strength and modulus of deformation in arbitrary depth along timber profile. The semi-destructive method causes a very gentle damage on the structural members.
Keywords:
historical structures; water absorption measurement; timber assessment
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New devices for diagnostics of historical structures
Two new devices developed at ITAM AS CR for non-destructive testing of materials, especially from historical structures, are presented below. So called microtube is a semi-automatic portable tool for ...
On the modelling of compressive response of closed-cell aluminium foams under high-strain rate loading
Koudelka_ml., P.; Zlámal, Petr; Fíla, Tomáš
2014 - English
Porous metals and particularly aluminium foams are attractive materials for crash applications where constructional elements have to be able to absorb considerable amount of deformation energy while having as low weight as possible. Compressive behaviour for medium impact velocities can be experimentally assessed from a series of droptower impact tests instrumented with accelerometer and high-speed camera. However to predict such behaviour a proper modelling scheme has to be developed. In this paper droptower impact tests of Alporas aluminium foam were used for development of a material model for explicit finite element simulations of high-strain rate deformation process using LS-DYNA simulation environment. From the material models available low density foam, Fu-Chang’s foam, crushable foam and modified crushable foam models were selected for simulations using smoothed-particle hydrodynamics and solid formulations respectively. Numerical simulations were performed in order to assess constitutive parameters of these models and identify material model describing deformation behaviour of Alporas with the best accuracy.
Keywords:
aluminium foam; high strain-rate compression; finite element modelling
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On the modelling of compressive response of closed-cell aluminium foams under high-strain rate loading
Porous metals and particularly aluminium foams are attractive materials for crash applications where constructional elements have to be able to absorb considerable amount of deformation energy while ...
Semiautomatic Surface Reflectance Measurement for Monitoring of Material Weathering
Kocour, Vladimír; Valach, Jaroslav
2014 - English
We present a device for measurement of surface reflectance in dependence on incidence angle and reflectance angle. This measurement enables us to quantitatively determine how much the surface is glossy or matt. The device is programmable, which enables us to choose non-equidistant steps of angles, and study special situations more in detail. It can be used for monitoring of material weathering or other types of degradation as weathering usually causes that the surface becomes more matt.
Keywords:
surface; reflectance; photometry
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Semiautomatic Surface Reflectance Measurement for Monitoring of Material Weathering
We present a device for measurement of surface reflectance in dependence on incidence angle and reflectance angle. This measurement enables us to quantitatively determine how much the surface is ...
Post-critical multi-modal vibration of a continuous inverse pendulum type system
Náprstek, Jiří; Fischer, Cyril
2014 - English
Auto-parametric effects are processes endangering structures during a seismic attack. Tall structures exposed to a strong vertical component of an earthquake excitation nearby the epicenter can collapse due to auto-parametric resonance effect. Vertical and horizontal response components being independent in the linear regime get into a complex interaction due to non-linear terms in post-critical regime. Two generally different types of the post-critical regimes are presented: (i) post-critical state with possible recovery; (ii) exponentially rising horizontal response leading to a collapse. A special attention is paid to processes of transition from semi-trivial to post-critical state in case of time limited excitation period as it concerns the seismic processes. Solution method combining analytical and numerical approaches is developed and used. Its applicability and shortcomings are commented. A few hints for engineering applications are given.
Keywords:
auto-parametric systems; dynamic stability; semi-trivial solution; multi-modal vibration
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Post-critical multi-modal vibration of a continuous inverse pendulum type system
Auto-parametric effects are processes endangering structures during a seismic attack. Tall structures exposed to a strong vertical component of an earthquake excitation nearby the epicenter can ...
Investigation of deformation behaviour of aluminium foam under high-strain rate loading and comparison with conventional energy absorbing material
Zlámal, P.; Fíla, Tomáš; Jiroušek, O.; Králík, V.
2014 - English
The aim of this study is proper description of stress-strain behaviour of the metal foam structure Alporas under high-strain rate loading. Stress-strain response of Alporas specimens is measured during an impact test using a drop tower experiment. Strain of the specimens is evaluated by two independent approaches: i) double numerical integration of acceleration data and ii) digital image correlation technique. Thus, experimental setup is equipped with triaxial accelerometer and high speed camera. Resulting stress-strain curves are compared with behaviour of polystyrene material samples (polystyrene material is commonly used as a shock absorber) obtained from the same testing procedure and with stress-strain function determined from Alporas quasi-static compression testing.
Keywords:
digital image correlation; impact test; polystyrene; metal foam
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Investigation of deformation behaviour of aluminium foam under high-strain rate loading and comparison with conventional energy absorbing material
The aim of this study is proper description of stress-strain behaviour of the metal foam structure Alporas under high-strain rate loading. Stress-strain response of Alporas specimens is measured ...
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