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Volume 17 Issue 4
Dec 2006
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Baochun ZHOU, Jingtao WANG, Jun WEI. Method of Numerical Modeling for Constitutive Relations of Clay. Journal of Earth Science, 2006, 17(4): 355-360.
Citation: Baochun ZHOU, Jingtao WANG, Jun WEI. Method of Numerical Modeling for Constitutive Relations of Clay. Journal of Earth Science, 2006, 17(4): 355-360.

Method of Numerical Modeling for Constitutive Relations of Clay

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the Natural Science Foundation of Henan Province 0511045200

the Youth Science Foundation of Xinyang Normal University 20050107

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  • In order to study the method of numerical modeling for constitutive relations of clay, on the basis of the principle of interaction between plastic volumetric strain and plastic generalized shear strain, the two constitutive functionals that include the function of stress path were used as the basic framework of the constitutive model, which are able to demonstrate the dependence of stress path. The two partial differential cross terms appear in the expression of stress-strain increment relation, which are used to demonstrate the interaction between plastic volumetric strain and plastic generalized shear strain. The elasoplastic constitutive models of clay under two kinds of stress paths, CTC and TC, have been constracted using the triaxtal test results. The three basic characteristics of deformation of soils, pressure sensitivity, dilatancy, and dependence of stress path, are well explained using these two models. Using visualization, the three-dimensional surfaces of shear and volume strains in the whole stress field under stress paths of CTC and TC are given. In addition, the two families of shear and volmetric yield Ioei under CTC and TC paths are plotted respectively. By comparing the results of deformation under these two stress paths, it has been found that, there are obvious differences in the strain peaks, the shapes of strain surfaces, and the trends of variation of volumetric yield loci, however both families of shear yield loci are similar. These results demonstrate that the influences of stress path on the constitutive relations of clay are considerably large and not negligible. The nmericul modeling method that can sufficiently reflect the dependence of stress path is superior to the traditional one.

     

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