Analysis of cylindrical cavity expansion based on extended SMP criterion and stress path approach
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Analysis of cylindrical cavity expansion based on extended SMP criterion and stress path approach
Vol. 34, Issue 10, (2013)
作者机构:
1. 东北电力大学 建筑工程学院,吉林,吉林,132012
2. 北京工业大学 城市与工程安全减灾省部共建教育部重点实验室,北京,100124
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CLC:TU323
Online First:18 October 2013,
Published:2013
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HAO Dong-xue, CHEN Rong, XU Cheng-shun, et al. Analysis of cylindrical cavity expansion based on extended SMP criterion and stress path approach[J]. 2013, 34(10).
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HAO Dong-xue, CHEN Rong, XU Cheng-shun, et al. Analysis of cylindrical cavity expansion based on extended SMP criterion and stress path approach[J]. 2013, 34(10).DOI:
Analysis of cylindrical cavity expansion based on extended SMP criterion and stress path approach
The theory of cylindrical cavity expansion has been widely used in many geotechnical engineering
such as analysis of pressure meter testing and effect of pile driving. Extended spatial mobilization plane (SMP) theory
which can display the effects of intermediate principal stress
in combination of finite strain theory
is used to analyze cylindrical cavity expansion problem in homogeneous soil. An analytical procedure to determine average volumetric strain of plastic zone is developed according to stress path hypothesis. Accordingly
“nondimensional” plastic zone radius and factors of cylindrical cavity expansion are estimated for varied rigidity index
Poisson ratio v and frictional angle . It is concluded that average volumetric strain decreases and “nondimensional” plastic zone radius and factors of cylindrical cavity expansion increase with the increase of 、 、 . Variation of has significant effects on factors of cylindrical cavity expansion in the case of greater . Furthermore
a comparative study of the solutions based on extended SMP and those based on Mohr-Coulomb is made to examine the effects of intermediate principal stress on cylindrical cavity expansion for various soils. The values of factors of cylindrical cavity expansion considering the effects of intermediate principal stress presented in this paper are of great significance for analyzing in-situ tests and estimating ultimate lateral friction of piles.