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Markus Lukacevic
Markus Lukacevic
Institute for Mechanics of Materials and Structures, TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology
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Numerical simulation tool for wooden boards with a physically based approach to identify structural failure
M Lukacevic, J Füssl
European Journal of Wood and Wood Products 72, 497-508, 2014
842014
A microstructure-based multisurface failure criterion for the description of brittle and ductile failure mechanisms of clear-wood
M Lukacevic, W Lederer, J Füssl
Engineering Fracture Mechanics 176, 83-99, 2017
732017
A 3D model for knots and related fiber deviations in sawn timber for prediction of mechanical properties of boards
M Lukacevic, G Kandler, M Hu, A Olsson, J Füssl
Materials & Design 166, 107617, 2019
682019
Failure mechanisms of clear wood identified at wood cell level by an approach based on the extended finite element method
M Lukacevic, J Füssl, R Lampert
Engineering Fracture Mechanics 144, 158-175, 2015
682015
An algorithm for the geometric reconstruction of knots within timber boards based on fibre angle measurements
G Kandler, M Lukacevic, J Füssl
Construction and Building Materials 124, 945-960, 2016
542016
Finite-element-based moisture transport model for wood including free water above the fiber saturation point
M Autengruber, M Lukacevic, J Füssl
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 161, 120228, 2020
452020
Discussion of common and new indicating properties for the strength grading of wooden boards
M Lukacevic, J Füssl, J Eberhardsteiner
Wood science and technology 49, 551-576, 2015
412015
Application of a multisurface discrete crack model for clear wood taking into account the inherent microstructural characteristics of wood cells
M Lukacevic, J Füssl
Holzforschung 70 (9), 845–853, 2016
372016
A numerical simulation tool for wood grading model development
C Hackspiel, K De Borst, M Lukacevic
Wood science and technology 48, 633-649, 2014
352014
Strength predictions of clear wood at multiple scales using numerical limit analysis approaches
M Li, J Füssl, M Lukacevic, J Eberhardsteiner, CM Martin
Computers & Structures 196, 200-216, 2018
322018
Comparison of unit cell-based computational methods for predicting the strength of wood
J Füssl, M Li, M Lukacevic, J Eberhardsteiner, CM Martin
Engineering Structures 141, 427-443, 2017
312017
Finite-element-based prediction of moisture-induced crack patterns for cross sections of solid wood and glued laminated timber exposed to a realistic climate condition
M Autengruber, M Lukacevic, C Gröstlinger, J Füssl
Construction and Building Materials 271, 121775, 2021
272021
Experimental study on glued laminated timber beams with well-known knot morphology
G Kandler, M Lukacevic, J Füssl
European journal of wood and wood products 76, 1435-1452, 2018
252018
Metamodel assisted optimization of glued laminated timber beams by using metaheuristic algorithms
S Pech, G Kandler, M Lukacevic, J Füssl
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence 79, 129-141, 2019
232019
Stochastic engineering framework for timber structural elements and its application to glued laminated timber beams
G Kandler, M Lukacevic, C Zechmeister, S Wolff, J Füssl
Construction and Building Materials 190, 573-592, 2018
222018
A robust multisurface return-mapping algorithm and its implementation in Abaqus
S Pech, M Lukacevic, J Füssl
Finite Elements in Analysis and Design 190, 103531, 2021
202021
A hybrid multi-phase field model to describe cohesive failure in orthotropic materials, assessed by modeling failure mechanisms in wood
S Pech, M Lukacevic, J Fuessl
Engineering Fracture Mechanics 271, 108591, 2022
192022
Modeling approach to estimate the bending strength and failure mechanisms of glued laminated timber beams
C Vida, M Lukacevic, J Eberhardsteiner, J Füssl
Engineering Structures 255, 113862, 2022
192022
Performance Assessment of a Numerical Simulation Tool for Wooden Boards with Knots by Means of Full‐Field Deformation Measurements
M Lukacevic, J Füssl, M Griessner, J Eberhardsteiner
Strain 50 (4), 301-317, 2014
192014
The compressive strength of vertically perforated clay block masonry predicted by means of a unit-cell type numerical simulation tool taking discrete cracking into account
T Kiefer, H Kariem, M Lukacevic, J Füssl
Construction and Building Materials 150, 24-34, 2017
182017
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