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Baugrubenverformungen in weichen Böden bei spannungspfadabhängigem Materialverhalten

Becker, Patrick and Kempfert, Hans-Georg (2010) Baugrubenverformungen in weichen Böden bei spannungspfadabhängigem Materialverhalten. Bautechnik, 87 (10). pp. 593-603. ISSN 0932-8351

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Abstract

The substantial results of a research work on deformations of excavations in soft grounds with stress path dependent material behavior on the basis of 1g-model tests, element tests, numerical analysis as well as validations of three practical case studies are presented. The investigations revealed a pronounced dependency of the stiffness on the stress paths. Therefore, a new approach for numerical analyses is introduced which allows a consideration of the stress path dependent stiffness according to the characteristic stress path zones. Taking into account both temporal and spatial effects in the construction of the three case studies, a good agreement is reached further between the measurements and numeriod results. Thus, the new approach contributes to the optimization of the analysis of excavations in soft soils.

Item type:Article
ID code:35960
Keywords:stress paths, soft clay, excavation, retaining structure, soil-structure-interaction, finite element analysis, anisotropy, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering
Subjects:Technology > Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Department:Faculty of Engineering > Civil and Environmental Engineering
Depositing user: Pure Administrator
Date deposited:17 Nov 2011 11:06
Last modified:03 Jan 2019 13:02
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URI:https://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/id/eprint/35960
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