International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics · 1992 · 42 citations · 24 references
EngineeringCivil EngineeringFinite Element AnalysisGeotechnical EngineeringSoil MechanicsFinite Element FormulationSettlement AnalysisSoil DynamicsSoil StructureSoil-structure InteractionStress Distribution In SoilsConsolidation BehaviourConsolidation TheoryFinite StrainLagrangian FormulationLarge Plastic StrainNumerical Modeling Of ConsolidationSoil ConsolidationStress Measures
Abstract An updated Lagrangian finite‐element formulation has been developed for time‐dependent problems of soil consolidation involving finite deformations. Large plastic strains as well as rotations occur in such problems and nominal stress measures are introduced in the formulation to redefine stresses. This leads to corrective terms for equilibrium and yield violations in addition to geometric stiffening terms in the governing integral equations. The soil is considered to be either a linear elastic or an elastoplastic, critical‐state material. Some simple numerical examples are studied to validate the formulation, followed by a detailed analysis of the problem of penetration of a pile into soil. The results of this problem are viewed with emphasis on the physical interpretation and practical significance.
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Foundations of solid mechanics
Frank Pohle · Journal of the Franklin Institute · 1966 · 2K citations