2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.compgeo.2015.03.008
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Numerical evaluation of geomaterials behavior upon multiplane damage model

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“…QO u=UWm |xvt=O w |v=QL@ Cr=L \N '|Q}tN p}Uv=DB`@=D s}rUD K]U "4 pmW " : 0 n |=[i T=U= Q@ w [12] [21] '2015 p=U QO |WywSB [17] x@ w CU= hwQat 7 pmW |DWoR=@ CW=ov [18] %26 w 25 \@=wQ OwW|t xOv=OQoQ@ s}rUD K]U uwQO x@ Qw@Rt trial = D e " e = D e (" n+1 " p n ) 6 37 |xR=Ov= x@ Q=w}O Qy Q@ xOQ=w |rkF Q=@ u}=Q@=v@ x@ Q=w}O p}O@D w |}xQo 2 wQm=t |=yu=tr= =@ xOW Qm P Q=w}O R}v [22] '2012 p=U VywSB w QwmPt VywSB G}=Dv xm CU= xOW |UQQ@ |O= R; xHQO 9 =@ pO=at |@=k Qo}Om} =@ 15 pmW QO [27 w26]…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Some researchers considered 13 planes in different directions of a sphere with a radius of one; they modelled effects of anisotropy for different models (Sadrnejad, 2009;Sadrnejad and Karimpour, 2011;Sadrnejad and Labibzadeh, 2006). The recent model has been problematic due to the number of planes, preparation of simultaneous conditions, strain consistency, and equilibrium (Ghadrdan and Sadrnejad, 2015;Sadrnejad and Labibzadeh, 2006).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the multilaminate constitutive modelalso known as micro-plane in some sources (Bazant et al, 1996;Caner and Bazant, 2000)-is a suitable mechanism for the simultaneous prediction of complete anisotropy in sandy soil in terms of material behaviour in different planes. This model has been evaluated for different materials, such as soil Sadrnejad, 2009;Sadrnejad and Karimpour, 2011), and for the estimation of damage models in concrete (Ghadrdan and Sadrnejad, 2015;Sadrnejad and Labibzadeh, 2006). Some researchers considered 13 planes in different directions of a sphere with a radius of one; they modelled effects of anisotropy for different models (Sadrnejad, 2009;Sadrnejad and Karimpour, 2011;Sadrnejad and Labibzadeh, 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%