The evolution of shear bands of saturated soil

The development of the shear bands of saturated soil in coupling-rate- and pore-pressure-dependent simple shear has been discussed, using a simple model and a matching technique at the moving boundary of a shear band. It is shown that the development of shear bands are dominated by the coupling-rate...

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Published in:International journal of non-linear mechanics 2000, Vol.35 (1), p.21-26
Main Authors: Xiaobing, Lu, Jiahua, Zhang, Zhengsheng, Yang
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Continuum mechanics (soil mechanics...)
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Matching technique
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Shear load
Solid mechanics
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Theory and numerical methods
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description The development of the shear bands of saturated soil in coupling-rate- and pore-pressure-dependent simple shear has been discussed, using a simple model and a matching technique at the moving boundary of a shear band. It is shown that the development of shear bands are dominated by the coupling-rate and pore-pressure effect of the material. The strength of the soil acts as a destabilizer, whilst pore pressure diffusion makes the band expand. The theory is discussed and some computational solutions have been presented.
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