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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hello there, </p><p>I really need to understand the definition of the parameters regarding the shear behaviour.</p><p>there are those 3 shear concerning features in ATENA:</p><p>Using the fixed crack model activates the law of Kolmar where the shear modulus is reduced due to the crack opening</p><p>The aggregate Interlock ag limits the shear stress transfere parralel to the crack</p><p>correct me if im wrong!</p><p>But what actually is the shear factor. The Theory says:</p><p>the normal Stiffness of cracked concrete is calculated by dividing the current tensile strength by the total fracturing strain<br />means: Ecr=ft(wmax)/eps_fr</p><p>we assume the current tensile strength calculated by hordijks crack opening law and devide it by the&nbsp; strain which is also taken from the crack opening law.<br />My assumption: The normal stiffness is calculated by the slope of the ascending branch of the crack opening law ??</p><p>Then&nbsp; the shear modulus for mode II and III is calculated by multiplying the normal Stiffnes with the shear factor. </p><br /><p>Can someone please explain this to me in words? is there any example i should take this parameter into account or even vary it appart from the default value sf=20 ?</p><p>Thank you in advance</p><p>Florian</p>]]></description>
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