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A multi-scaling approach to predict hydraulic damage of poromaterials

Karrech et al., 2014

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7353203846034631041
Author
Karrech A
Schrank C
Freij-Ayoub R
Regenauer-Lieb K
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International Journal of Mechanical Sciences

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The purpose of this paper is to introduce the concept of hydraulic damage and its numerical integration. Unlike the common phenomenological continuum damage mechanics approaches, the procedure introduced in this paper relies on mature concepts of …
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