Experimental study and finite element analysis of strength and deformation characteristics of gravel cushion
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Experimental study and finite element analysis of strength and deformation characteristics of gravel cushion
Vol. 35, Issue 1, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 西安建筑科技大学 土木工程学院,西安,710055
2. 机械工业勘察设计研究院,西安,710043
3. 北方工程设计研究院有限公司,石家庄,050011
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CLC:TU441
Online First:14 January 2014,
Published:2014
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TIAN Jian-bo, HAN Xiao-lei, YU Qing-hua, et al. Experimental study and finite element analysis of strength and deformation characteristics of gravel cushion[J]. 2014, 35(1).
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TIAN Jian-bo, HAN Xiao-lei, YU Qing-hua, et al. Experimental study and finite element analysis of strength and deformation characteristics of gravel cushion[J]. 2014, 35(1).DOI:
Experimental study and finite element analysis of strength and deformation characteristics of gravel cushion
Gravel cushion has been widely applied to various fields of civil engineering; but its strength and deformation characteristics is still not very clear; so it is needed to further study. Through the laboratory model test and finite element analysis of the gravel cushions with 5 different thicknesses in high stress
the strength and deformation characteristics of gravel cushions with different thicknesses are revealed. Comparing the finite element analysis and test result
the variation characteristics are obtained that the load and deformation
the vertical stress and lateral pressure of gravel cushions with different thicknesses are approximately linear. The thickness of gravel cushion has some effect on the settlement. All else being equal
the settlement increases with the thickness of gravel cushion increasing. Under certain loads
the compressive deformation of gravel cushion approximately trends to be stable within a short period of time; and then the variation of compressive deformation is less as time increases. A test determination method is proposed to measure the lateral pressure coefficient
Poisson’s ratio and deformation modulus of gravel soil