Review paper
Compressive Failure as a Critical Transition: Experimental Evidence and Mapping onto the Universality Class of Depinning
Abstract
Acoustic emission (AE) measurements performed during the compressive loading of concrete samples with three different microstructures (aggregate sizes and porosity) and four sample sizes revealed that failure is preceded by an acceleration of the rate of fracturing events, power law distributions of AE energies and durations near failure, and a divergence of the fracturing correlation length and time towards failure. This argues for an...
Figures & Tables
FIG. 1. Evolution of the AE activity during a stress-controlled compression test...
FIG. 2. AE event rate dN=dΔ (left) for different sample sizes of F concrete, and...
FIG. 3. Evolution of the distributions of AE energies and durations as approachi...
FIG. 4. Size effects on the average strength (left) and the associated standard ...
Paper Details
Title
Compressive Failure as a Critical Transition: Experimental Evidence and Mapping onto the Universality Class of Depinning
Published Date
Jan 10, 2019
Journal
Volume
122
Issue
1
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