Experimental study of dynamic strain amplitude of frozen soil under stepped axial cyclic loading
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Experimental study of dynamic strain amplitude of frozen soil under stepped axial cyclic loading
Vol. 35, Issue 1, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 中国科学院寒区旱区环境与工程研究所 冻土工程国家重点实验室,兰州,730000
2. 四川农业大学 城乡建设学院,四川 都江堰,611830
3. 兰州大学 土木工程与力学学院,兰州,730000
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CLC:TU431
Online First:14 January 2014,
Published:2014
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LUO Fei, ZHAO Shu-ping, MA Wei, et al. Experimental study of dynamic strain amplitude of frozen soil under stepped axial cyclic loading[J]. 2014, 35(1).
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LUO Fei, ZHAO Shu-ping, MA Wei, et al. Experimental study of dynamic strain amplitude of frozen soil under stepped axial cyclic loading[J]. 2014, 35(1).DOI:
Experimental study of dynamic strain amplitude of frozen soil under stepped axial cyclic loading
Dynamic triaxial test is performed to study dynamic strain amplitude of Qinghai-Tibet frozen clay and Lanzhou loess under staged dynamic loading with different loading frequencies
confining pressures and negative temperature conditions. The results show that the dynamic strain amplitude is basically unchanged with increasing vibration cycles under the same load level; and average values are used to characterize dynamic strain amplitude. The law of that dynamic strain amplitude changes with dynamic stress amplitude are the same; namely dynamic strain amplitude increases with increasing of dynamic stress amplitude with different loading frequencies
confining pressure and negative temperature conditions. Dynamic strain amplitude decreases with increasing of loading frequencies
but the decreased rate is becoming more and more small that it tends to be a stable value
which increases with the increasing of loading series. With increasing of confining pressure
dynamic strain amplitude for Qinghai-Tibet clay is basically unchanged and for Lanzhou loess decreases gradually. Dynamic strain amplitude decreases with decreasing temperature. The most important effect on dynamic strain amplitude is dynamic stress amplitude