A preliminary investigation on effect of particle size on mechanical behavior of granular materials
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A preliminary investigation on effect of particle size on mechanical behavior of granular materials
Vol. 35, Issue 7, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 中山大学 岩土工程与信息技术研究中心,广州,510275
2. 香港大学 土木系,香港
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CLC:TU411
Online First:11 July 2014,
Published:2014
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DAI Bei-bing, YANG Jun, ZHOU Cui-ying. A preliminary investigation on effect of particle size on mechanical behavior of granular materials[J]. 2014, 35(7).
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DAI Bei-bing, YANG Jun, ZHOU Cui-ying. A preliminary investigation on effect of particle size on mechanical behavior of granular materials[J]. 2014, 35(7).DOI:
A preliminary investigation on effect of particle size on mechanical behavior of granular materials
A study of the effect of particle size on mechanical behavior of granular materials is reported
by conducting a series of direct shear tests on a special granular material-glass bead. In this investigation
three approximately parallel grading curves are taken into consideration; and also four types of inter-particle friction conditions are concerned
including dry state
water-lubricated state
flooded state and oil-lubricated state. The test results indicate that particle size exerts a pronounced effect on mechanical behaviors of granular materials and that dilatancy is enhanced with the increase of particle size. On the basis of test results
a stress-dilatancy relationship is brought forward to appropriately take into account the effect of particle size on the dilatancy of granular materials. The dilatancy coefficient in this proposed relationship is revealed to be a variable dependent on particle size
inter-particle friction and other basic particle attributes. In the meantime the critical state friction angle is found to increase with the increasing particle size. In addition
an energy-work model of particle sliding behavior is proposed from a perspective of mesoscopic particle motions. Based on this proposed model
the energy-work equation is derived and the essential mesoscopic mechanisms underlying the effect of particle size on critical state friction angle are accordingly elaborated.