Modeling of the influence of density and pressure on sand deformation characteristics
Zhang Jian-min
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Zhang Jian-min
Abstract
Most sand constitutive models neglect the dependence of sand deformation behavior on both the density and the confining pressure. A new constitutive model was developed based on the state parameters, the virtual mobilized peak strength, the state dependent dilatancy and a hyperbolic relationship between the stress ratio and the plastic deviatoric strain. The model can represent sand deformations over a wide range of initial densities and confining stresses with only one set of model parameters. Numerical tests for drained and undrained stress pathes illustrate the model capability.
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Most sand constitutive models neglect the dependence of sand deformation behavior on both the density and the confining pressure. A new constitutive model was developed based on the state parameters, the virtual mobilized peak strength, the state dependent dilatancy and a hyperbolic relationship between the stress ratio and the plastic deviatoric strain. The model can represent sand deformations over a wide range of initial densities and confining stresses with only one set of model parameters. Numerical tests for drained and undrained stress pathes illustrate the model capability.
Key concepts: Dilatant, Overburden pressure, Geotechnical engineering, Constitutive equation, Deformation (meteorology), Stress (linguistics), Range (aeronautics), Computer simulation