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I.S. Nikitin, "Constitutive Relations for a Growing Masonry with Setting Mortar," Mech. Solids. 46 (5), 669-677 (2011)
Year 2011 Volume 46 Number 5 Pages 669-677
DOI 10.3103/S0025654411050025
Title Constitutive Relations for a Growing Masonry with Setting Mortar
Author(s) I.S. Nikitin (Moscow State Aviation Technological University, Orshanskaya 3, Moscow, 121552 Russia, i_nikitin@list.ru)
Abstract A model is proposed for averaging a periodic block structure, namely, a growing brick masonry body with setting interlayers of bonding mortar. The brick (block) material is assumed to be elastic, and the setting mortar is described by the model of an inhomogeneously aging viscoelastic medium. The obtained system of constitutive relations describes an anisotropic inhomogeneously aging viscoelastic medium and contains a small parameter that is the ratio of the hardening interlayer thickness to the brick thickness. Also presented is an example of solving the problem of erecting a brickwork (wall) deviating from the vertical in the gravity field.
Keywords block structure, viscoelastic model, inhomogeneously aging medium, growing brick masonry
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Received 03 April 2009
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