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A study of the dissipative behavior of geomaterials undergoing large deformations

A study of the dissipative behavior of geomaterials undergoing large deformations
岩土材料大变形耗散行为研究
批准号:
9987677
负责人:
Kumbakonam Rajagopal
金额:
$6.22万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-03-15 至 2002-02-28

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中文摘要
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了解岩土和岩石等岩土材料的响应对于解决岩土工程、环境工程、交通运输、建筑和施工技术中的各种问题至关重要。试图描述这种材料的响应是对经典塑性理论和混合物理论的改编。最近,人们发展了一个通用的框架来研究聚合物网络中的各种耗散过程,如滑移、孪生、相变和损伤。这一奖项的目的是进一步推广该理论,以包括岩土材料的耗散响应。该理论的主要特点是:它考虑了这样一个事实,即许多材料可以存在于多种自然构型中,并且在给定时刻,响应由所有这些构型的变形梯度确定,从而使材料具有类似混合物的特性;当这些材料经历耗散过程时,潜在的自然构形总是改变;自然构形的演变一般由热力学准则决定;材料具有各种储能手段;如果满足某些热力学条件,则可以激活不同类型的响应;一旦一个特定的机制被激活,可能就有必要规定该机制的演变。
英文摘要
Abstract9987677The understanding of the response of geomaterials such as soils and rocks is crucial in addressing a variety of problems in geotechnical engineering, environmental engineering, transportation, building and construction technology. Attempts to describe the response of such materials are adaptations of classical plasticity and mixture theory. Recently, a general framework has been developed to study a diverse class of dissipative processes such as slip, twinning, phase transition, and damage in polymer networks. The objective of this award is to generalize the theory further to include the dissipative response of geomaterials.The main features of the theory are: it takes into account the fact that many materials can exist in more than one natural configuration and that, at a given instant, the response is determined by the deformation gradient from all these configurations, giving the material its mixture-like characteristics; when these materials undergo dissipative processes, the underlying natural configurations invariably change; the evolution of the natural configurations is determined in general by a thermodynamic criterion; the material has various means of storing energy; different types of response can be activated if certain thermodynamic criteria are met; and once a particular mechanism is activated, it might be necessary to prescribe the evolution for the mechanism.
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