Dynamic Geotechnical Testing 1978
DOI: 10.1520/stp35675s
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An Analysis of NGI Simple Shear Apparatus for Cyclic Soil Testing

Abstract: A numerical analysis parametric study was conducted to determine the stress and strain states within an idealized soil specimen enclosed by a wire-reinforced rubber membrane and tested in the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) simple shear apparatus. The computations were performed utilizing a finite-element program applicable to three-dimensional elastic analysis of nonaxisymmetrically loaded axisymmetric solids. Orthotropic membrane elements were incorporated in the program to simulate the action of the … Show more

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“…A soil specimen is confined inside a flexible boundary to reduce the boundary effects. In addition, selecting a low height-to-diamater ratio will improve the uniformity of shear strain distribution along the specimen (Shen et al 1978). Over the last century, several versions of this machine have been built and tested while they differed in loading mechanism, specimen confinement method, instrumentation, and specimen sizes (Kjellman 1951;Budhu 1984;Airey and Wood 1987).…”
Section: Cyclic Direct Simple Shear Apparatusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A soil specimen is confined inside a flexible boundary to reduce the boundary effects. In addition, selecting a low height-to-diamater ratio will improve the uniformity of shear strain distribution along the specimen (Shen et al 1978). Over the last century, several versions of this machine have been built and tested while they differed in loading mechanism, specimen confinement method, instrumentation, and specimen sizes (Kjellman 1951;Budhu 1984;Airey and Wood 1987).…”
Section: Cyclic Direct Simple Shear Apparatusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The introduction of servo controlled cyclic loading, cell pressure, and bidirectional shear loading made the direct simple shear apparatus ever more popular in modeling liquefaction behaviors [13][14][15][16][17][18]. Although nonuniform stress distributions were existed within the simple shear specimen, the significance of the simple shear apparatus in geotechnical engineering was convinced by the previous researchers [13,[19][20][21][22][23][24][25]. In this research, the wires of the NGI simple shear device were replaced by cell pressure and the circumferential deformation was monitored by a circumferential deformation device; thus a clear and complete stress-strain boundary had been defined.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sample in this case represents a karstified rock mass. Comparison of the results of the numerical FEM model and the laboratory experiment in previous research (Shen et al 1978) shows that it is possible to minimize the influence of boundary conditions (elements) in the numerical model in such a way that the sample and membrane have similar elastic properties.…”
Section: Construction Pit Structural Elementsmentioning
confidence: 93%