FEM simulation of viscous behaviour of geogrid and geogrid-reinforced sand
FEM simulation of viscous behaviour of geogrid and geogrid-reinforced sand
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土工格栅和土工格栅加筋砂粘性行为的有限元模拟
DOI:
10.5030/jcigsjournal.19.237
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
F. Tatsuoka
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作者:
W. Kongkitkul;M. Siddiquee;D. Hirakawa;F. Tatsuoka
The results obtained from drained plane strain compression (PSC) tests on Toyoura sand reinforced with one layer of various kinds of reinforcement (Fig. 1; Tatsuoka and Yamaguchi, 1986) as well as unreinforced Toyoura sand were successfully simulated by non-linear elasto-plastic FE analysis by Kotake et al. (1999) and Villard et al. (2002). It was shown that the overall prepeak stress-strain behaviour as well as failure of reinforced sand can be reasonably simulated by appropriately taking into account the fact that the stressstrain properties of sand is highly non-linear with respect to strain and pressure while anisotropic exhibiting postpeak strain-softening associated with strain localisation into a shear band (or bands) having a thickness that is 1020 times as large as the mean diameter of sand (D50). Hirakawa et al. (1998) performed a series of large-size drained PSC tests on unreinforced and reinforced dense Toyoura sand (Fig. 2). In these tests, effects of total tensile rigidity per reinforcement layer and covering ratio (CR) of each reinforcement layer were investigated systematically by using Toyoura sand reinforced with: a) a set of different polymer geogrids having different total tensile rigidities with the same CR; and b) another set of different geogrids having different CRs with the same total tensile rigidity (Fig. 3). These different geogrids were prepared from the same prototype PVA geogrid (type a in Fig. 3). The results obtained from these PSC tests were also simulated by the non-linear elasto-plastic FEM described above (Peng et al., 2000). Fig. 4 shows the results from a set of drained PSC tests performed to evaluate the effects of covering ratio (CR) for the same total rigidity of geogrid, larger by a factor of four than type a; Fig. 3). The results obtained from these PSC tests and others were also simulated successfully by the nonlinear elasto-plastic FEM described above (Peng et al., 2000). In the FEM analysis, the different CRs were Fig. 1 Small specimen of reinforced Toyoura sand for PSC tests (Tatsuoka and Yamaguchi, 1986)
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4.5
作者:
D. Hirakawa;W. Kongkitkul;F. Tatsuoka;T. Uchimura
通讯作者:
D. Hirakawa;W. Kongkitkul;F. Tatsuoka;T. Uchimura