Deformation simulations of sand under Bi-directional shear loading
A well-developed sand plasticity model is further revised and validated based on bi-directional simple shear test data on medium to high relative density sands, which includes circular, oval and figure-8 type stress paths at different cyclic stress ratio (CSR) levels. The sand properties revealed fr...
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A well-developed sand plasticity model is further revised and validated based on bi-directional simple shear test data on medium to high relative density sands, which includes circular, oval and figure-8 type stress paths at different cyclic stress ratio (CSR) levels. The sand properties revealed from non-proportional loading tests, such as extended contractive behavior for medium to dense sands, flow rule dependency on plastic strain increment direction, stress increment direction dependency of plastic moduli, as well as the so-called non-coaxial property are incorporated into the new model development. Specifically, the recently proposed strain increment direction dependent flow rule is formulated and validated using bi-directional simple shear test results; and the relatively simple plastic moduli revised for the non-proportional loading are validated. |
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