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Article Dans Une Revue International Journal of Impact Engineering Année : 2008

A testing technique for concrete under confinement at high rates of strain

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A testing device is presented for the experimental study of dynamic compaction of concrete under high strain rates. The specimen is confined in a metallic ring and loaded by means of a hard-steel Hopkinson pressure bar (80 mm diameter, 6 m long) allowing for the testing of specimens large enough regarding the aggregate size. The constitutive law for the metal of the ring being known, transverse gauges glued on its lateral surface allow for the measurement of the confining pressure. The hydrostatic and deviatoric responses of the specimen can then be computed. The proposed method is validated by several numerical simulations of tests involving a set of four different concrete-like behaviours and different friction coefficients between the cell and the specimen. Finally, three tests performed with the MB50 concrete at three different strain rates are processed with the method and are compared with literature results for the same material under quasi-static loadings.
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hal-00994320 , version 1 (21-05-2014)

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Pascal Forquin, Gerard Gary, Fabrice Gatuingt. A testing technique for concrete under confinement at high rates of strain. International Journal of Impact Engineering, 2008, 35 (6), pp.425-446. ⟨10.1016/j.ijimpeng.2007.04.007⟩. ⟨hal-00994320⟩
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