Study of influence of joint protuberance on geogrid reinforcement performance by discrete element method
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Study of influence of joint protuberance on geogrid reinforcement performance by discrete element method
Vol. 35, Issue 4, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 华中科技大学 岩土与地下工程研究所,武汉,430074
2. 山西省交通科学研究院 黄土地区公路建设与养护技术交通行业重点实验室,太原,030006
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CLC:TU411
Online First:18 April 2014,
Published:2014
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MIAO Chen-xi, ZHENG Jun-jie, CUI Ming-juan, et al. Study of influence of joint protuberance on geogrid reinforcement performance by discrete element method[J]. 2014, 35(4).
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MIAO Chen-xi, ZHENG Jun-jie, CUI Ming-juan, et al. Study of influence of joint protuberance on geogrid reinforcement performance by discrete element method[J]. 2014, 35(4).DOI:
Study of influence of joint protuberance on geogrid reinforcement performance by discrete element method
Effects of the interface characteristics between geogrid and soil and joint protuberance on the geogrid performance are investigated by three-dimensional discrete element method. To simulate the protuberant joint
minor particles are introduced; so that the pull-out test of triaxial geogrid with joint protuberance can be modeled thoroughly. Through analyzing the shear dilatancy effect of the interface between geogrid and soil
the inherent relationship between strength (macroscopic) and fabric anisotropy (microscopic) is revealed; meanwhile
the improvement of geogrid performance attributed to the protuberant joint is also proved. Numerical results show that larger deviation can be found between the curves of Fourier coefficient and pull-out force. In terms of the development of strength (macroscopic)
its accuracy can be obtained via considering normal contact force and fabric evolution coefficient which reflects the degree of anisotropy. Moreover
with the existence of protuberant joint
the internal force distribution of longitudinal rib can be homogenized; larger relative displacement between geogrid and soil will be allowed; and the material properties could be well performed. The research results can provide reference for optimizing the geogrid reinforcement performance microscopically.