2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.euromechsol.2005.06.009
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A two-phase model and related numerical tool for the design of soil structures reinforced by stiff linear inclusions

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“…The above results obtained in the context of elastoplasticity are fully consistent with those recently presented in the framework of a linear elastic behaviour [15]. They confirm that the shear and bending components in the reinforcements have a negligible influence on the response of a vertically loaded piled raft foundation, whereas they play a crucial role in the behaviour of …”
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“…The above results obtained in the context of elastoplasticity are fully consistent with those recently presented in the framework of a linear elastic behaviour [15]. They confirm that the shear and bending components in the reinforcements have a negligible influence on the response of a vertically loaded piled raft foundation, whereas they play a crucial role in the behaviour of …”
Section: Comments and Concluding Remarkssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…This minimum principle is a direct extension of that previously established in the case of the linear elasticity of a two-phase system [15]. Based upon such a minimum principle, the twophase model has been implemented numerically in the context of a finite element method applied to plane strain problems.…”
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