Critical state of rockfill materials and a constitutive model considering grain crushing
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Critical state of rockfill materials and a constitutive model considering grain crushing
Vol. 32, Issue S2, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 四川大学 水利水电学院 水力学与山区河流开发保护国家重点实验室,成都,610065
2. 南京水利科学研究院,南京,210029
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CLC:TU411
Online First:26 August 2011,
Published:2011
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LIU En-long, CHEN Sheng-shui, LI Guo-ying, et al. Critical state of rockfill materials and a constitutive model considering grain crushing[J]. 2011, 32(S2).
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LIU En-long, CHEN Sheng-shui, LI Guo-ying, et al. Critical state of rockfill materials and a constitutive model considering grain crushing[J]. 2011, 32(S2).DOI:
Critical state of rockfill materials and a constitutive model considering grain crushing
The grain crushing of rockfill materials with high stress level has significant influence on its strength and deformation mechanisms. The soil mechanics theory based on critical state concept can describe the stress-strain relationship of reconstituted soils successfully
but currently for rockfill materials
few studies are conducted on influence of grain crushing on critical state and its mathematical description. The consolidation drained and undrained triaxial compression tests of 18 sets with consolidation stress ranging from 0.4 MPa to 4 MPa and isotropic compression tests of 6 sets were conducted on rockfill materials. The experimental results show that: for all the consolidation confining pressures
the samples tended to critical state under drained and undrained conditions; and the critical states of rockfill materials in q-p′ plane and e-lgp′ plane all behave nonlinear. Based on these experimental results and by introducing state parameter
a new constitutive model for rockfill materials is formulated under the framework of generalized plasticity; and the determination of model parameters is provided as well. Finally
the constitutive model is used to simulate the test results of rockfill materials from Changhe Dam; and it is verified that the proposed constitutive model could simulate well the stress-strain features of rockfill materials with the consolidated confining pressures ranging from 0.4 MPa to 3.5 MPa.