A CFD–DEM study on the suffusion and shear behaviors of gap-graded soils under stress anisotropy

A CFD–DEM study on the suffusion and shear behaviors of gap-graded soils under stress anisotropy
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DOI:
10.1007/s11440-022-01755-7
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发表时间:
2022-12
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影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
Z. Hu;J. Z. Li;Y. D. Zhang;Z. X. Yang;J. K. Liu
Z. Hu;J. Z. Li;Y. D. Zhang;Z. X. Yang;J. K. Liu
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
Z. Hu;J. Z. Li;Y. D. Zhang;Z. X. Yang;J. K. Liu

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This study investigates the evolution of suffusion and mechanical behaviors of gap-graded soils under anisotropic stress conditions. The interactions between granular assembly and seepage flow are modeled using the coupled computational fluid dynamic and discrete element method (CFD–DEM). A series of suffusion tests followed by drained triaxial compression and extension tests are performed to explore the influence of stress anisotropy on the initiation and development of suffusion and the shear responses of eroded specimens. The results reveal that the specimens with the major principal effective stress aligned with the primary flow direction are more erodible evidenced by more severe fines loss, volumetric contraction, and void ratio changes. Suffusion tends to reduce the peak strength, peak friction angles, and secant stiffness of specimens under both triaxial compression and extension conditions, while its impact on the critical-state shear strength is negligible. The change of contact network efficiency is tracked by various coordination number measures during the suffusion and shear stages. The evolution of stress anisotropy during suffusion and shearing is evaluated by the directional distributions of the strong and weak normal contact forces.