Pressure-Level Dependency and Densification Behavior of Sand Through Generalized Plasticity Model
Pressure-Level Dependency and Densification Behavior of Sand Through Generalized Plasticity Model
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10.1061/(asce)0733-9399(2003)129:8(851
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2003-08
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H. Ling;Huabei Liu
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H. Ling;Huabei Liu
Natural soil deposits and man-made earth structures exhibit complicated engineering behavior that is influenced by factors such as the stress level and drainage conditions. The stress conditions within a soil structure vary greatly, ranging from very low to very high values, due to the dead weight, loading and boundary conditions. Saturated sand deposits that exhibit drained conditions under static loading become undrained when subject to earthquake excitations. The Pastor–Zienkiewicz–Chan model has demonstrated considerable success in describing the inelastic behavior of soils under isotropic monotonic and cyclic loadings, including liquefaction and cyclic mobility. This study proposed modifications to the Pastor–Zienkiewicz–Chan model so that effects of stress level and densification behavior are simulated. The proposed model suggested that the angle of internal friction, elastic and plastic moduli are dependent on the pressure levels. Relevant modifications were made to incorporate a power term of mean...