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spelling Zhang, Li Feng, Kun Xu, Peikai He, Chuan Zhang, Haihua 1464-4177 1751-7648 Wiley Mechanics of Materials General Materials Science Building and Construction Civil and Structural Engineering http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/suco.201900550 <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>Previous research of segmental joints are mainly based on experimental and theoretical methods; few studies have focused on refined numerical model. Therefore, a refined numerical model is established in which eight‐node solid element and three‐dimensional beam element are adopted to simulate joint structures and reinforcement, respectively, and bolt preload is considered. Then, the numerical model is verified with full‐scale tests and applied to analyze the influence of joint deformation and bolt preload. It is confirmed that (a) the numerical model can reproduce joint deformation process with good accuracy; (b) bolt stress are controlled by tensile action caused by joint opening and bending action caused by joint vertical displacement; (c) the changes of joint deformation with bending moment can be divided into three stages; bolt preload has no effect on the change of joint deformation with bending moment but has significant impact on the value of joint deformation in each stage.</jats:p> Refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application Structural Concrete
spellingShingle Zhang, Li, Feng, Kun, Xu, Peikai, He, Chuan, Zhang, Haihua, Structural Concrete, Refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application, Mechanics of Materials, General Materials Science, Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering
title Refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application
title_full Refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application
title_fullStr Refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application
title_full_unstemmed Refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application
title_short Refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application
title_sort refined three‐dimensional numerical model for segmental joint and its application
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topic Mechanics of Materials, General Materials Science, Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/suco.201900550