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A multisurface elastoplastic model for frozen soil
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5209-5169
Many geotechnical engineering problems in the cold region, including cracking of pavements, damage to the foundations of structures, and fracture of pipelines are blamed due to the deformation and failure of frozen soils. In this study, cryogenic suction is used as one of the constitutive variables together with the solid-phase stress to model the joint influence of temperature and confining pressure on the constitutive behaviour of frozen soils. A nonlinear relationship is proposed to link cryogenic cohesion with cryogenic suction, to consider the strength increase due to the lowering of temperature. In the space of the solid-phase stress and cryogenic suction, loading-collapse yield surface, subloading surface, and unified hardening parameter are then integrated to produce a novel multisurface constitutive model for frozen soil. The proposed model can predict the mechanical behaviours such as softening/hardening and dilation/compression of frozen soil under various temperatures and stresses. Some special characteristics of frozen soil, including the deformation induced by ice segregation and softening related to pressure melting, can also be well explained by this model. The developed model is validated by using several triaxial compression test results of different frozen soils in the literature.
A multisurface elastoplastic model for frozen soil
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5209-5169
Many geotechnical engineering problems in the cold region, including cracking of pavements, damage to the foundations of structures, and fracture of pipelines are blamed due to the deformation and failure of frozen soils. In this study, cryogenic suction is used as one of the constitutive variables together with the solid-phase stress to model the joint influence of temperature and confining pressure on the constitutive behaviour of frozen soils. A nonlinear relationship is proposed to link cryogenic cohesion with cryogenic suction, to consider the strength increase due to the lowering of temperature. In the space of the solid-phase stress and cryogenic suction, loading-collapse yield surface, subloading surface, and unified hardening parameter are then integrated to produce a novel multisurface constitutive model for frozen soil. The proposed model can predict the mechanical behaviours such as softening/hardening and dilation/compression of frozen soil under various temperatures and stresses. Some special characteristics of frozen soil, including the deformation induced by ice segregation and softening related to pressure melting, can also be well explained by this model. The developed model is validated by using several triaxial compression test results of different frozen soils in the literature.
A multisurface elastoplastic model for frozen soil
https://orcid.org/http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5209-5169
Many geotechnical engineering problems in the cold region, including cracking of pavements, damage to the foundations of structures, and fracture of pipelines are blamed due to the deformation and failure of frozen soils. In this study, cryogenic suction is used as one of the constitutive variables together with the solid-phase stress to model the joint influence of temperature and confining pressure on the constitutive behaviour of frozen soils. A nonlinear relationship is proposed to link cryogenic cohesion with cryogenic suction, to consider the strength increase due to the lowering of temperature. In the space of the solid-phase stress and cryogenic suction, loading-collapse yield surface, subloading surface, and unified hardening parameter are then integrated to produce a novel multisurface constitutive model for frozen soil. The proposed model can predict the mechanical behaviours such as softening/hardening and dilation/compression of frozen soil under various temperatures and stresses. Some special characteristics of frozen soil, including the deformation induced by ice segregation and softening related to pressure melting, can also be well explained by this model. The developed model is validated by using several triaxial compression test results of different frozen soils in the literature.
A multisurface elastoplastic model for frozen soil
Acta Geotech.
Sun, Kai (Autor:in) / Zhou, Annan (Autor:in)
Acta Geotechnica ; 16 ; 3401-3424
01.11.2021
24 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Constitutive model , Cryogenic suction , Elastoplasticity , Frozen soil , Multisurface Engineering , Geoengineering, Foundations, Hydraulics , Solid Mechanics , Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences , Soil Science & Conservation , Soft and Granular Matter, Complex Fluids and Microfluidics
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