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12.5.3 Equivalent Age
You may invoke equivalent age calculation for a material
via the EQUAGE input item.
This input also indicates the method to be applied.
(syntax)
- ARRTYP
- applies a calculation method according to an Arrhenius-type equation
[§12.5.3.1].
- SAUL
- applies a calculation method according to the definition by
Saul [§12.5.3.2].
- parameters
- are specific input for the applied method as described in the referred sections.
12.5.3.1 Arrhenius-type Equation
A well-known Arrhenius-type equation for the equivalent age is
where
cA
is the Arrhenius constant and
Tref
a reference temperature.
(syntax)
- EQUAGE ARRTYP
-
applies calculation of the equivalent age according to
the Arrhenius-type equation (12.16).
- TEMREF
-
ter is the reference temperature
Tref
in
°C
.
[
Tref = 20
]
- Arrhenius constant
- specification [§12.5.4].
12.5.3.2 Saul Definition
Saul[91] defines the equivalent age according to
where
Tref
is a reference temperature and
T0
is the datum temperature below which hydration ceases.
(syntax)
- EQUAGE SAUL
-
applies calculation of the equivalent age according to
Saul (12.17).
- TEMREF
-
ter is the reference temperature
Tref
in
°C
.
[
Tref = 20
]
- DATUMT
-
te0 is the datum temperature T0
in
°C
.
By default DIANA assumes
T0 = - 10 °C
,
which applies for concrete. [
T0 = - 10
]
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