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Parametric Identification and Sensitivity Analysis Combined with a Damage Model for Reinforced Concrete Structures

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The present work proposes a methodology to analyze the identification of constitutive model parameters for concrete. This procedure is an important step to develop reliable constitutive models for materials with complex mechanical behavior, as concrete. A parametric sensitivity analysis has been developed using a damage model applied to concrete performing numerical analyses in uniaxial states and plain concrete plate. To solve the identification problem, an inverse optimization technique based on bio-inspired computational algorithm has been applied. To validate the inverse problem results, reinforced concrete beams found in the literature have been used. Thus, a comparison between experimental results and the ones obtained from the proposed technique has been made observing an adherence index about 95%. Finally, it is possible to note that the proposed methodology is robust and efficient concerning to the automatization of the parametric identification problem discussed on this paper when compared to traditional techniques used in Structural Engineering in the context of damage constitutive models.

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Pereira Junior, W.M., Borges, R.A., Araújo, D.L. et al. Parametric Identification and Sensitivity Analysis Combined with a Damage Model for Reinforced Concrete Structures. Arab J Sci Eng 48, 4751–4767 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13369-022-07132-6

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