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Extension of Mohr-coulomb model into state dependent softening of sand and its application in large deformation analysis

Extension of Mohr-coulomb model into state dependent softening of sand and its application in large deformation analysis
Extension of Mohr-coulomb model into state dependent softening of sand and its application in large deformation analysis

State transformation is common in soil shearing problem and causes much difficulty in soil description in numerical simulation. For characterizing the state transformation of sand, dilatancy angle and friction angle are linked with soil state parameter, i.e. the difference between current void ratio and void ratio at critical state. Further, state dependent dilatancy angle and friction angle are introduced into classical MC model. The new model shows robust stability in large deformation analysis and offers prediction matching the softening/hardening behavior of sand in laboratory tests, as well as the penetration resistance of spudcan into soil.

Critical state, Dilatancy angle, Harden, Large deformation analysis, Soften
1866-8755
583-591
Springer
Li, Xu
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Hu, Yuxia
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White, David
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Li, Xu
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Hu, Yuxia
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White, David
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Li, Xu, Hu, Yuxia and White, David (2013) Extension of Mohr-coulomb model into state dependent softening of sand and its application in large deformation analysis. In Constitutive Modeling of Geomaterials: Advances and New Applications. Springer. pp. 583-591 . (doi:10.1007/978-3-642-32814-5_79).

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Abstract

State transformation is common in soil shearing problem and causes much difficulty in soil description in numerical simulation. For characterizing the state transformation of sand, dilatancy angle and friction angle are linked with soil state parameter, i.e. the difference between current void ratio and void ratio at critical state. Further, state dependent dilatancy angle and friction angle are introduced into classical MC model. The new model shows robust stability in large deformation analysis and offers prediction matching the softening/hardening behavior of sand in laboratory tests, as well as the penetration resistance of spudcan into soil.

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Published date: 2013
Keywords: Critical state, Dilatancy angle, Harden, Large deformation analysis, Soften

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Local EPrints ID: 419747
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/419747
ISSN: 1866-8755
PURE UUID: 0f7f4d4c-e8be-4148-8f3f-bfa2a2cd3331
ORCID for David White: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-2968-582X

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Date deposited: 20 Apr 2018 16:30
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 04:32

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Author: Xu Li
Author: Yuxia Hu
Author: David White ORCID iD

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