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Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 1/11 SDNV114 Simulation of benchmark SAFE - T5 veil out of reinforced concrete Summary: This test represents a simplified modeling of a test SAFE (Structure Armed Slightly Slim) of reinforced concrete veils under cyclic static loading. One is interested in the T5 veil. This test makes it possible to compare the answer of the structure modelled with the law GLRC_DM then with the law DHRC with the experimental results.

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 2/11 1 Problem of reference 1.1 Geometry The studied geometry is that of the T5 structure of program SAFE [bib1]. The geometrical characteristics of the parts out of reinforced concrete are illustrated by [Figure 1.1-a]. They are made up of a veil and two wing walls (or partitions). The structure is also equipped with metal parts (longitudinal beams) reported necessary to its setting under loading. These parts will not be modelled in this study. Figure 1.1-a: Geometry of the T5 model S armature s verticale s e= 20cm S armature s horizontale s Coupe dans le plan horizontal du mur central Figure 1.1-b: Illustration of reinforcement The reinforcement of the model is composed of tablecloths of horizontal and vertical reinforcements placed on each of the two faces of the central wall, like in the returns [feeding-bottle 1]. According to the two horizontal and vertical directions, the rates of reinforcement r h and r v (quantity of reinforcement per linear meter of the veil) are identical and equal to 0,8%, that is to say: S armatureshorizontales =r ml vertical h e= 0,8 100. 20cm=16 cm2 /ml S armaturesverticales ml horizontale =r 0,8 v e= 100. 20cm=16 cm2 /ml And this for all two tablecloth faces North and South. Maybe, 8 cm² /ml by tablecloth and direction (horizontal and vertical, that is to say 2x8=16 cm² /ml ).

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 3/11 1.2 Properties of material Law of behavior GLRC_DM For modeling A, the behavior of the reinforced concrete is modelled via the law GLRC_DM. The parameters of law of behavior were readjusted to obtain an answer close to experimental measurements. The parameters materials of the law are given, cf [feeding-bottle 1] and [feeding-bottle 2] for the principal veil and the two secondary veils (edges). Effective Young modulus out of membrane E_M 27160 MPa Effective Poisson's ratio out of membrane NU_M 0,19 Effective Young modulus out of membrane E_F 29091 MPa Effective Poisson's ratio out of membrane NU_F 0,18 Thrust load of yield stress in traction NYT 353kN / m Moment limits inflection MYF 13kN.m/m Thrust load limits in compression NYC 1 976 kn.m/m Parameter of damage in traction GAMMA_T 0,013 Parameter of damage in inflection GAMMA_F 0,18 Parameter of damage in compression GAMMA_C 0,9 Parameter of damage of coupling ALPHA_C 1,1 Table 1.2-1: Parameters of the model concrete for the principal veil Effective Young modulus out of membrane E_M 27574 MPa Effective Poisson's ratio out of membrane NU_M 0,19 Effective Young modulus out of membrane E_F 29 598 MPa Effective Poisson's ratio out of membrane NU_F 0,18 Thrust load of yield stress in traction NYT 286 kn /m Moment limits inflection MYF 8kN.m/m Thrust load limits in compression NYC 1 627 kn.m/ m Parameter of damage in traction GAMMA_T 0,015 Parameter of damage in inflection GAMMA_F 0,209 Parameter of damage in compression GAMMA_C 0,9 Parameter of damage of coupling ALPHA_C 1,1 Table 1.2-2: Parameters of the model concrete for the secondary veils

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 4/11 Law of behavior DHRC For modeling B, the behavior of the reinforced concrete is modelled via the law DHRC. The parameters of law of behavior were obtained thanks to plug-in Salomé. The data materials come from the experimental data [1] or assumptions resulting from Eurocode 2. Young modulus of the concrete (Eurocode) E_C 34 150MPa Poisson's ratio of the concrete (Experiment) NU_C 0,2 Constraint with the peak in compression (Experiment) SYC 43,3 MPa Constraint with the peak in traction (Experiment) SYT 3,32 Deformation with the peak of compression (Eurocode) EPSC 2,25 %o Young modulus of steel (Experiment) E_A 200 000 MPa Poisson's ratio of steel (Experiment) NU_A 0,3 Elastic limit of steel (Experiment) SYA 570MPa Table 1.2-3: Parameters of the model concrete for the principal veil One uses the following options for the determination of the microscopic parameters: Automatic 4R RIGI_ACIER and Orthotropic TCD. For the veil, the distribution of the reinforcements is identical in the horizontal and vertical directions (either 8 cm² /ml ). For the edges, the density of reinforcements is different for the horizontal reinforcements (either 8,5 cm² /ml ) and verticals (either 19,2 cm² /ml ). 1.3 Boundary conditions and loadings Connection at the base: The connection of the model with the low longitudinal beam was considered to be sufficiently stiff so that one models it by a perfect anchoring. Thus, all the nodes of the base of the model are blocked according to all the degrees of freedom. Movements of the high longitudinal beam: The purpose of the presence of the high longitudinal beam is to maintain the edge higher of the wall than horizontal by preventing rotations around the axis Y. Loading: The loadings taken into account are the actual weight of the structure as well as a displacement imposed at the top of the structure. The way of loading is given 1.4 Initial conditions Nothing

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 5/11 2 Reference solution 2.1 Method of calculating The reference solution corresponds to experimental measurements of forces according to imposed displacement. 2.2 Sizes and results of reference Figure 2.1-1: Experimental answer of veil SAFE T5. The sizes tested are the horizontal force of reaction of the wall at various moments. The data are recapitulated in [Table 2.2-1]. Moment ( s ) Force ( MN ) 11.07 2.9087 11.96-3.2389 12.13 2.6812 13.09-2,873 13.3 3.1698 13.47-3.4344 14.03 2.3883 16.34-3.1527 16.53 3.3595 16.72-3.0954

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 6/11 Table 2.2-1: Sizes tested 2.3 Uncertainties on the solution Experimental solutions. 2.4 Bibliographical references [1] P. PEGON, G. MAGONETTE, F.J. MOLINA, G. VERZELETTI, T. DYNGELAND, P. NEGRO, D. TIRELLI, P. TOGNOLI, Program SAFE: Report of the T5 test, Mechanical Unit of the Structures, Institute of the Systems, Data processing and Security, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, 21020 Ispra (Varese), Italy, 1998. [2] S. GHAVANIAM, S. MILL, Modeling of the T5 structure of program SAFE using Code_Aster, EDF R & D, H-T62-2006-04624-FR, 2006.

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 7/11 3 Modeling A 3.1 Characteristics of modeling The various veils are modelled by elements DKTG. The link between the meshs of the central wall and the wing walls is made by the division of Nœuds on the level of the median layers. 3.2 Characteristics of the grid The grid contains 308 elements of the type QUAD4 and is represented on [Figure 3.2-1]. 3.3 Sizes tested and results Figure 3.2-1: Grid of the T5 model One tests the horizontal force of reaction of the wall calculated on the higher edge of the veil. 3.4 Remarks Identification Type of reference Value of reference Tolerance Moment 11.07s SOURCE_EXTERNE 2.9087E+06 2,00% Moment 11.96s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.2389E+06 6,00% Moment 12.13s SOURCE_EXTERNE 2.6812E+06 2,00% Moment 13.09s SOURCE_EXTERNE -2.873E+06 10,50% Moment 13.3s SOURCE_EXTERNE 3.1698E+06 4,00% Moment 13.47s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.4344E+06 5,50% Moment 14.03s SOURCE_EXTERNE 2.3883E+06 10,00% Moment 16.34s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.1527E+06 9,00% Moment 16.53s SOURCE_EXTERNE 3.3595E+06 10,00% Moment 16.72s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.0954E+06 9,00% The modeling of wall SAFE thanks to the law of behavior GLRC_DM whose parameters were readjusted very satisfactory results in comparison with the experimental answer in term of effort and displacement give. However as one can see it on Figure 3.4-1, the loops of hysteresis are not

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 8/11 sufficiently important what makes it possible to propose not taken it in account of certain dissipative phenomena (friction of the lips of cracks of the concrete, steel-concrete connection, ). Figure 3.4-1: Comparison between the answer of model GLRC_DM and the experimental data

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 9/11 4 Modeling B 4.1 Characteristics of modeling The various veils are modelled by elements DKTG. The link between the meshs of the central wall and the wing walls is made by the division of Nœuds on the level of the median layers. The law of behavior used is DHRC. 4.2 Characteristics of the grid The grid contains 308 elements of the type QUAD4 and is represented on [Figure 4.2-1]. 4.3 Sizes tested and results Figure 4.2-1: Grid of the T5 model One tests the horizontal force of reaction of the wall calculated on the higher edge of the veil. 4.4 Remarks Identification Type of reference Value of reference Tolerance Moment 11.07s SOURCE_EXTERNE 2.9087E+06 14,00% Moment 11.96s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.2389E+06 12,00% Moment 12.13s SOURCE_EXTERNE 2.6812E+06 17,00% Moment 13.09s SOURCE_EXTERNE -2.873E+06 8,00% Moment 13.3s SOURCE_EXTERNE 3.1698E+06 13,00% Moment 13.47s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.4344E+06 12,00% Moment 14.03s SOURCE_EXTERNE 2.3883E+06 9,00% Moment 16.34s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.1527E+06 9,00% Moment 16.53s SOURCE_EXTERNE 3.3595E+06 9,00% Moment 16.72s SOURCE_EXTERNE -3.0954E+06 9,00% Parameters of the law of behavior DHRC were not readjusted and are resulting from the data of the test or the values by. The got results are satisfactory in comparison with the experimental answer

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 10/11 in term of initial stiffness and threshold of cracking. The answer post-peak could however be improved. Figure 4.4-1: Comparison between the answer of model DHRC and the experimental data

Titre : SDNV114 Simulation du benchmark SAFE - voile T5 [...] Date : 03/05/2016 Page : 11/11 5 Summary of the results Modelings installation make it possible to find the experimental results satisfactorily.