Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill Materials
The dilatancy behavior of rockfill materials shows obvious stress path dependence. Lade-Kim plastic potential equation has been proposed for a long time to model the mechanical behavior of sand and concrete materials. However, it lacks the verification of rockfill materials, especially under various...
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description | The dilatancy behavior of rockfill materials shows obvious stress path dependence. Lade-Kim plastic potential equation has been proposed for a long time to model the mechanical behavior of sand and concrete materials. However, it lacks the verification of rockfill materials, especially under various stress paths. In this paper, the dilatancy performance of coarse-grained materials under various stress paths is investigated, and then the dilatancy equation description and verification method based on Lade-Kim plastic potential are given. The applicability of Lade-Kim plastic potential for different stress path tests, such as conventional triaxial tests, constant P tests, and constant stress (increment) ratio tests, are verified and evaluated. It is found that Lade-Kim plastic potential is difficult to consider the influence of stress path. Finally, the Lade-Kim plastic potential, together with nonlinear dilatancy equation, is evaluated by changing the dilatancy equation in the framework of generalized plasticity. Lade-Kim plastic potential is suitable for constant stress increment ratio loading experiments and special care should be taken when applied to other stress paths. These works are helpful to understand stress path dependence of dilatancy behavior for rockfill materials and is beneficial for the establishment of stress path constitutive model. |
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spelling | doaj-art-6f4e9a664ff84945a3db98eb4e0871422025-02-03T05:47:38ZengWileyAdvances in Materials Science and Engineering1687-84341687-84422021-01-01202110.1155/2021/55614275561427Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill MaterialsLiping Chen0Shihai Bian1Xiaokai Niu2Yongbo Zhao3School of Civil and Transportation Engineering, Ningbo University of Technology, Ningbo 315016, ChinaZhejiang Engineering Survey and Design Institute Group Co., Ltd., Ningbo 315012, ChinaBeijing Municipal Engineering Research Institute, Beijing 100037, ChinaSchool of Civil and Transportation Engineering, Ningbo University of Technology, Ningbo 315016, ChinaThe dilatancy behavior of rockfill materials shows obvious stress path dependence. Lade-Kim plastic potential equation has been proposed for a long time to model the mechanical behavior of sand and concrete materials. However, it lacks the verification of rockfill materials, especially under various stress paths. In this paper, the dilatancy performance of coarse-grained materials under various stress paths is investigated, and then the dilatancy equation description and verification method based on Lade-Kim plastic potential are given. The applicability of Lade-Kim plastic potential for different stress path tests, such as conventional triaxial tests, constant P tests, and constant stress (increment) ratio tests, are verified and evaluated. It is found that Lade-Kim plastic potential is difficult to consider the influence of stress path. Finally, the Lade-Kim plastic potential, together with nonlinear dilatancy equation, is evaluated by changing the dilatancy equation in the framework of generalized plasticity. Lade-Kim plastic potential is suitable for constant stress increment ratio loading experiments and special care should be taken when applied to other stress paths. These works are helpful to understand stress path dependence of dilatancy behavior for rockfill materials and is beneficial for the establishment of stress path constitutive model.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2021/5561427 |
spellingShingle | Liping Chen Shihai Bian Xiaokai Niu Yongbo Zhao Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill Materials Advances in Materials Science and Engineering |
title | Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill Materials |
title_full | Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill Materials |
title_fullStr | Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill Materials |
title_full_unstemmed | Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill Materials |
title_short | Investigation of Lade-Kim Plastic Potential Applicability under Various Stress Paths for Rockfill Materials |
title_sort | investigation of lade kim plastic potential applicability under various stress paths for rockfill materials |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2021/5561427 |
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