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The Influence of Grain Shape on
Dilatancy
the dilatancy relationship based on plasticity concepts, whereas De Josselin de
Jong (1976) used only the laws of friction. 3.3 Discussion of Dilatancy
Investigation Based on the study of various dilatancy relationships available, the
effect of ...
Melissa Reiko Brooke Cox, 2008
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Soft Soil Engineering: Proceedings of the Fourth ...
As a fundamental element of elasto-plastic constitutive model of soils, the stress-
dilatancy equation is usually employed as flow rule to define the direction of
plastic flow. For the well-known Cam-clay model, the original and improved
dilatancy ...
Dave H. Chan, K. Tim Law, 2006
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Deformation and Progressive Failure in Geomechanics
T. Nakai Department of Civil Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology Gokiso
-cho, Showa-ku, Nagoya 466, Japan ABSTRACT Dilatancy of sand under
monotonic and cyclic loadings in general stress systems is discussed on basis of
...
Akira Asaoka, Toshihisa Adachi, Fusao Oka, 1997
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Computer Methods and Advances in Geomechanics: Proceedings ...
Guo Department of Civil Engineering, University of Calgary, Alb., Canada (
Presently: C-CORE, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada) ABSTRACT:
The paper discusses the relevance of dilatancy and associated fabric
dependencies ...
D. Contractor, C.S. Desai, S. Harpalani, 2000
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Mechanics of Granular Media
It is seen in the diagram that the maximum dilatancy (point c, Fig. 2.23) depends
on the trajectory kink and so does the behavior of the curves. Under the simple
shear (co = 0°), the curve at point a has no bend and continues previous b — > a
...
Aleksandr F. Revuzhenko, 2006
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The Mechanics of Earthquakes and Faulting
The two effects expected from fault zone dilatancy models shown in schematic
plots of shear stress (T) versus slip (5): (a) increase of the stiffness of the medium
from drained to undrained modulus; (b) dilatancy hardening of the fault. In both ...
Christopher H. Scholz, 2002
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Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering: 4th International ...
With the dilatancy dε0 in Eq. (13.19) specified as a function of cumulative plastic
shear work (Towhata and Ishihara, 1985a; ... in Table 13.1; two specify elastic
properties of soil, two specify plastic shear behavior, and the rest control
dilatancy.
Kyriazis D. Pitilakis, 2007
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Paleoseismic Investigation on the Salt Lake City Segment of ...
Unit 3 COLLUVIAL WEDGE- Well-graded sandwith gravel (SW); very-dark
grayish brown (10YR 3/2); 30 percent gravel, 60 percent sand, 10 percent fines;
maximum clast size 1,300 mm; subangular; low toughness; rapid dilatancy; low
dry ...
9
Geosynthetics in Civil and Environmental Engineering: ...
8 indicated that the dilatancy behavior is more obvious in dense soil sample. It
could also be proved in Fig. 9. It is clear in Fig. 9 that the dilatancy occurs in wider
zones with greater magnitude in denser soil. The extra normal stress applied on ...
Guang-xin Li, Yunmin Chen, Xiaowu Tang, 2009
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Deformation Characteristics of Geomaterials / Comportement ...
As for granular soils, dilatancy is shown to be a function of the distance, both in
terms of density and stress ratio, of the actual state from the critical state, where
shearing occurs at constant volume. To represent these distances, use is made of
...
H. Di Benedetto, T. Doanh, H. Geoffroy, 2003
ȘTIRI NOI CARE INCLUD TERMENUL «DILATANCY»
Află ce ziare naționale și internaționale au scris despre și cum este întrebuințat termenul
dilatancy în contextul următoarelor știri.
Using the Power Law Model to Quantify Shear Thickening Behaviour
This can also be referred to as dilatancy, and even though this refers to a particular shear thickening mechanism, the terms are used ... «Azom.com, Iul 15»
Rheological Testing of Structured Fluids
This phenomenon is called dilatancy or shear thickening. Material instability and phase separation or structure rearrangements are the causes ... «Azom.com, Iun 15»
Kent earthquake: Why it happened and what you should do if it …
This includes the study of dilatancy, how rocks crack and expand under the increased stress associated with the earthquake. "Some major ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mai 15»
The Parkfield Experiment Was the Closest We've Ever Come to …
There was no underground compression or slight expansion of rock—no dilatancy—and this could be measured with great precision. «Slate Magazine, Apr 14»
Friction's Role in Shear Thickening
Granular and even suspension models of dilatancy do not predict any such transition at a critical shear rate or corresponding timescale (the ... «Physics, Nov 13»
Expanding “Hot Spots” May Trigger Earthquake Fault Slips
That's dilatancy. If this happens in a geologic fault, the pressure on the dilated material increases tremendously. The thickening layer heats up ... «IEEE Spectrum, Aug 12»
What are Dilatants?
Dilatancy within a colloidal suspension occurs when the amount of shear stress exceeds the ability of the inter-particle forces to maintain their ... «Azom.com, Iun 12»
CCS and Earthquakes - Anything to Worry About?
It is an established concept in rock mechanics that application of shear stress to a fracture will result in dilatancy (opening of the fracture). «Natural Resources Defense Council, Iun 12»
William F. Brace, professor emeritus in EAPS, dies at 86
Other definitive studies of the dilatancy that occurs during compressive failure have formed a broader basis of understanding of the failure of ... «MIT News, Mai 12»
Stina Announces Results of 2011 Program and Compilation on …
... of displacement, producing a favourable zone of disruption and dilatancy in the southwest property area, not covered by grid soils (Figure 1). «Canada NewsWire, Feb 12»
