Rotational Hardening and Uniqueness of Critical State Line in Clay Plasticity
Rotational Hardening (RH) is the constitutive ingredient of clay plasticity models which allows the description of more realistic response than typical isotropic models under various loading conditions,and in particular under Ko consolidation,where isotropic models fail to capture the correct K0 value.Additional restrictions must be imposed to prevent excessive rotation when loaded at very high stress ratios.One important aspect of a RH law is its ability to obtain a unique critical state line (CSL) in the e-p space,while maintaining a realistic response before critical state failure.Some RH laws are critically examined and a novel proposition is outlined.
Mahdi Taiebat Yannis F.Dafalias
The University of British Columbia,Vancouver,BC,Canada University of California,Davis,CA,USA and National Technical University of Athens,Zographou,Greece
国际会议
北京
英文
223-230
2012-10-15(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)