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Effects of Cross Anisotropy on Three-Dimensional Behavior of Sand. I: Stress–Strain Behavior and Shear Banding
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The significance of material cross anisotropy in sands is underscored and experimentally evaluated in a series of true triaxial tests on Santa Monica beach sand in a cubical device. Failure patterns, initiation and development ...
Effects of Cross Anisotropy on Three-Dimensional Behavior of Sand. II: Volume Change Behavior and Failure
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The volume change behavior of cross-anisotropic sand is studied using results of a series of cubical triaxial tests. The relationships between the volumetric response, failure, and shear localization are addressed. Rates ...
Characterization of Failure in Cross-Anisotropic Soils
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Drained true triaxial tests on dense Santa Monica Beach sand deposited with a cross-anisotropic fabric have been performed to study the failure condition in the principal stress space. The failure surface was assumed to ...
Modeling Cross Anisotropy in Granular Materials
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A constitutive model has been developed to capture the behavior of cross-anisotropic frictional materials. The elastoplastic, single hardening model for isotropic materials serves as the basic framework. Based on the ...
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