Title of article :
MODELING OF INITIAL INTENSE CONTRACTION IN SAND-STRUCTURE INTERFACES
Author/Authors :
LASHKARI, A. shiraz university of technology - Deprtment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, شيراز, ايران , RAHNEMA, H. shiraz university of technology - Deprtment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, شيراز, ايران
Abstract :
For many geotechnical engineering structures, the bearing capacity and loaddeformation response depend on the stress-relative displacement behavior of interfaces in the contact area with surrounding soil. This issue may become of paramount importance considering that many of the existing interface constitutive models reveal remarkable limitations in the simulation of the intense contraction observed in the initial stage of shearing. In this research note, a proper state dependent constitutive equation is introduced to improve this deficiency. Direct comparisons against experimental data and some of the recent interface models are presented to show the improvements achieved.
Keywords :
Soil , structure interface , state , dilatancy , plasticity theory , critical state
Journal title :
Iranian Journal of Science and Technology: Transactions of Civil Engineering
Journal title :
Iranian Journal of Science and Technology: Transactions of Civil Engineering