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Yves De Lathouwer

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#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

Does the Front Row Carry It All? Concrete Edge Failure of Multi-Row Anchor Groups in EN 1992-4

EN 1992-4 verifies concrete edge failure of a multi-row anchor group loaded in shear towards a free edge by assuming that only the row closest to the edge is effective and that it carries the whole shear load. The consequence is paradoxical: the verified resistance does not grow when rows are added behind the front row...

Yves De Lathouwer · 0 citations
#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

Does the Front Row Carry It All? Concrete Edge Failure of Multi-Row Anchor Groups in EN 1992-4 — A Critical Re-examination by Hand Calculation, Nonlinear Finite-Element Analysis (Code_Aster) and the AAS Equal-Share Method

EN 1992-4 verifies concrete edge failure of a multi-row anchor group loaded in shear towards a free edge by assuming that only the row closest to the edge is effective and that it carries the whole shear load. The consequence is paradoxical: the verified resistance does not grow when rows are added behind the front row...

Yves De Lathouwer · 0 citations
#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

Does the Front Row Carry It All? Concrete Edge Failure of Multi-Row Anchor Groups in EN 1992-4 — A Critical Re-examination by Hand Calculation, Nonlinear Finite-Element Analysis (Code_Aster) and the AAS Equal-Share Method

EN 1992-4 verifies concrete edge failure of a multi-row anchor group loaded in shear towards a free edge by assuming that only the row closest to the edge is effective and that it carries the whole shear load. The consequence is paradoxical: the verified resistance does not grow when rows are added behind the front row...

Yves De Lathouwer · 0 citations

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