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• TITLE: When Do Adobe Bricks Collapse under Compressive Forces: A Simulation Approach

  AUTHORS: Markus Rauchecker, Manfred Kühleitner, Norbert Brunner, Klaus Scheicher, Johannes Tintner, Maximilian Roth, Karin Wriessnig

  KEYWORDS: Adobe Brick, Compressive Strength, Low Pass Filter, Least Squares Fit, Linear Splines, Pattern Recognition

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modelling and Simulation, Vol.5 No.1, December 9, 2016

  ABSTRACT: The collapse of adobe bricks under compressive forces and exposure to water has a duration of several minutes, with only minor displacements before and after the collapse, whence a conceptual question arises: When does the collapse start and when does it end? The paper compares several mathematical models for the description of the fracture process from displacement data. It recommends the use of linear splines to identify the beginning and end of the collapse phase of adobe bricks.