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Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis of Concrete Structures

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(1965, 1974) and <strong>of</strong> Cedolin et al. (1977) both involve singular<br />

points, i.e. corners. In addition, the trace <strong>of</strong> the latter proposal<br />

is concave along the tensile meridian. As will appear<br />

later this concavity has large consequences. The proposal <strong>of</strong><br />

Willam and Warnke (1974) and <strong>of</strong> the writer (1977) both correspond<br />

to smooth convex curves.<br />

Great importance is attached to plane stress states, and fig. 4<br />

a) shows a comparison for all criteria, except that <strong>of</strong> Cedolin<br />

et al. (1977) with the experimental results <strong>of</strong> Kupfer et al.<br />

(1969, 1973). All criteria in fig. 4 a) show good agreement with<br />

the experimental data especially those <strong>of</strong> Willam and Warnke<br />

(1974) and Ottosen (1977) even when tensile stresses occur. Comal<br />

Willam and Warnke (1974)<br />

Reimann-Janda (1965.1974)<br />

Ottosen (1977)<br />

Chen and Chen (1975)<br />

• KupferetaL (1969.1973),<br />

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