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Identifying the Range of Micro-Events Preceding the Critical Point in the Destruction Process in Traditional and Quasi-Brittle Cement Composites with the Use of a Sound Spectrum

LOGOŃ, D.; JURASZEK, J.; KERŠNER, Z.; FRANTÍK, P.

Original Title

Identifying the Range of Micro-Events Preceding the Critical Point in the Destruction Process in Traditional and Quasi-Brittle Cement Composites with the Use of a Sound Spectrum

English Title

Identifying the Range of Micro-Events Preceding the Critical Point in the Destruction Process in Traditional and Quasi-Brittle Cement Composites with the Use of a Sound Spectrum

Type

WoS Article

Original Abstract

This paper presents the possibilities of determining the range of stresses preceding the critical destruction process in cement composites with the use of micro-events identified by means of a sound spectrum. The presented test results refer to the earlier papers in which micro-events (destruction processes) were identified but without determining the stress level of their occurrence. This paper indicates a correlation of 2/3 of the stress level corresponding to the elastic range with the occurrence of micro-events in traditional and quasi-brittle composites. Tests were carried out on beams (with and without reinforcement) subjected to four-point bending. In summary, it is suggested that the conclusions can be extended to other test cases (e.g., compression strength), which should be confirmed by the appropriate tests. The paper also indicates a need for further research to identify micro-events. The correct recognition of micro-events is important for the safety and durability of traditional and quasi-brittle cement composites.

English abstract

This paper presents the possibilities of determining the range of stresses preceding the critical destruction process in cement composites with the use of micro-events identified by means of a sound spectrum. The presented test results refer to the earlier papers in which micro-events (destruction processes) were identified but without determining the stress level of their occurrence. This paper indicates a correlation of 2/3 of the stress level corresponding to the elastic range with the occurrence of micro-events in traditional and quasi-brittle composites. Tests were carried out on beams (with and without reinforcement) subjected to four-point bending. In summary, it is suggested that the conclusions can be extended to other test cases (e.g., compression strength), which should be confirmed by the appropriate tests. The paper also indicates a need for further research to identify micro-events. The correct recognition of micro-events is important for the safety and durability of traditional and quasi-brittle cement composites.

Keywords

AE acoustic emissionmicro-eventssound spectrumtraditional and quasi-brittle cement composites

Key words in English

AE acoustic emissionmicro-eventssound spectrumtraditional and quasi-brittle cement composites

Authors

LOGOŃ, D.; JURASZEK, J.; KERŠNER, Z.; FRANTÍK, P.

RIV year

2022

Released

06.04.2021

Publisher

MDPI AG

ISBN

1996-1944

Periodical

Materials

Volume

14

Number

7

State

Swiss Confederation

Pages from

1

Pages to

13

Pages count

13

URL

https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/14/7/1809

Full text in the Digital Library

http://hdl.handle.net/11012/201667

BibTex

@article{BUT172483,
  author="Dominik {Logoń} and Janusz {Juraszek} and Zbyněk {Keršner} and Petr {Frantík}",
  title="Identifying the Range of Micro-Events Preceding the Critical Point in the Destruction Process in Traditional and Quasi-Brittle Cement Composites with the Use of a Sound Spectrum",
  journal="Materials",
  year="2021",
  volume="14",
  number="7",
  pages="1--13",
  doi="10.3390/ma14071809",
  url="https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/14/7/1809"
}

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