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Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis of Concrete Structures

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secant value <strong>of</strong> Poisson's ratio at failure,<br />

eqs. (2.2-7) and (2.2-8);<br />

secant value <strong>of</strong> Poisson's ratio, eq. (2.2-7);<br />

stress invariant, see fig. 2.1-la);<br />

stress invariant, see fig. 2.1-1;<br />

stress, tensile is positive;<br />

principal stresses, a, _> o ? _> a v<br />

uniaxial compressive strength (a<br />

equivalent stress, eq. (3-1);<br />

radial stress, eq. (4.2-8);<br />

uniaxial tensile strength (a. > o);<br />

vertical stress, eq. (4.2-8);<br />

initial stress, eq. (3-19);<br />

tangential stress, eq. (4.2-8);<br />

> o);<br />

stress in the R'-direction, see fig. 4.3-2;<br />

circumferential stress, section 4.3.1;<br />

biaxial compressive strength (a , > o);<br />

stress tensor;<br />

initial principal stress, eq. (3-11);<br />

initial principal stress, eq. (3-11);<br />

stress tenser in an element, eq. (4.1-28);<br />

initial stress tensor, eq. (4.1-3);<br />

initial stress tensor in an element, eq.<br />

(4.1-28);<br />

stress vector, eq. (4.2-8);<br />

initial stress vector, eq. (4.3-24);<br />

stress vector in the local coordinate system,<br />

fig. 4.2-3;<br />

stress vector for a bar element. This vactor is<br />

related to local coordinates, eq. (4.3-6);

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