Computer Methods and Recent Advances in Geomechanics

2047 Pages·2014·185.845 MB·English

by  Fusao Oka, Akira Murakami, Ryosuke Uzuoka, Sayuri Kimoto

Editors
Oka
Murakami
Uzuoka
Kimoto
Computer Methods and Recent Advances in Geomechanics
contains the proceedings of the 14th International
Conference of the International Association for Computer
Methods and Advances in Geomechanics (Kyoto, Japan,
22-25 September, 2014). The contributions cover computer
methods, material modeling and testing, applications to a i a C
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wide range of geomechanical issues, and recent advances G d m Computer Methods
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- Development and usage of new materials; e n r
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- Verifi cation of existing and new numerical models; h
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- New techniques for material and site characterization; e
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- Computer-aided engineering and expert system;
- Innovative construction using new materials and
computer methods;
- Design and rehabilitation of infrastructure;
- Geo-environment rehabilitation and Geo-hazard
mitigation
- Use of system and optimization procedures, and
- Remote sensing.

Computer Methods and Recent Advances in Geomechanics
will be of interest to researchers and engineers involved in
geotechnical mechanics and geo-engineering.
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ASSOCIATIONFORCOMPUTERMETHODSANDRECENTADVANCESINGEOMECHANICS,
KYOTO,JAPAN,22–25SEPTEMBER2014
Computer Methods and Recent
Advances in Geomechanics
Editors
Fusao Oka
GraduateSchoolofEngineering,KyotoUniversity,Kyoto,Japan
Akira Murakami
GraduateSchoolofAgriculture,KyotoUniversity,Kyoto,Japan
Ryosuke Uzuoka
InstituteofTechnologyandScience,TheUniversityofTokushima,Tokushima,Japan
Sayuri Kimoto
GraduateSchoolofEngineering,KyotoUniversity,Kyoto,Japan
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Table of contents
Preface XXIII
Obituary XXV
Committeemembers XXVII
Reviewers XXIX
PLENARYLECTURES
Measuringstiffnessofsoilsinsitu 3
G.Biscontin&J.Ahn
Strainlocalizationinporousmaterialswithspatiallyvaryingdensityanddegreeofsaturation 13
R.I.Borja&X.Song
Consolidation-inducedtransportofcontaminantsincompressibleporousmedia 17
P.J.Fox
TheGreatEastJapanEarthquakeDisasterandintegratedearthquakesimulationfor
earthquakehazardanddisasterestimate 25
M.Hori
Groundimprovementintransportgeotechnics–fromtheorytopractice 35
B.Indraratna,S.Nimbalkar,C.Rujikiatkamjorn&A.Heitor
Carbondioxideinjectionintodeepaquifers:Ageomechanicalperspective 45
L.Laloui&C.Li
Parameterandmodelidentificationusingtheparticlefilterforgeotechnicalapplications 51
A.Murakami,K.Fujisawa,S.Ohno,T.Shuku&S.Nishimura
Characterizationofgeotechnicalvariability–amultivariateperspective 61
K.K.Phoon&J.Ching
Finiteelementanalysisoftunnelexcavationandgroundimprovementtechniquesemploying
anewconstitutivemodelforshotcrete 71
H.F.Schweiger,B.Schädlich,P.Sedighi,E.Saurer,T.Marcher,S.Henke&K.-M.Borchert
Atheoryofplasticitywithgeneralizedhardeningfornaturalgeomaterialsundermechanical
andenvironmentalloading:Constitutivemodelingandnumericalimplementation 81
C.Tamagnini&M.O.Ciantia
Geomaterialplasticityandthermodynamicstabilityofequilibrium 91
Q.Yang,Y.R.Liu&K.D.Leng
GENERALSESSIONS
Computationaladvancesinnumericalandanalyticalmethods
Penetrationsimulationforanopencaissonusingmesh-freeSPHmethod 105
J.Wang,H.Hua&W.P.Lian
Simulationofgranularmaterialsundercontinuouslyvaryingintermediateprincipal
stressratiousingDEM 111
D.Phusing&K.Suzuki
Assessmentofapplicabilityofthematerialpointmethodinoffshoregeotechnicalengineering 117
Y.Dong,J.Ma,D.Wang&M.F.Randolph
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Numericalassessmentonsomepreconditionersforelasto-plasticgeotechnicalfiniteelementanalysis 123
X.Chen,W.Dong,Y.Yu&K.K.Phoon
Applicationofthegeneralised-αmethodindynamicanalysisofpartiallysaturatedmedia 129
J.Ghorbani,M.Nazem&J.P.Carter
LocalcalibrationofMEPDGrutmodels:Oklahoma’sexperiencefroman
instrumentedpavementsection 135
N.Hossain,D.Singh,M.Zaman&SM.S.Rassel
Discontinuitylayoutoptimizationwithadaptivenoderefinement 141
M.Crumpton,A.J.Abbo&S.W.Sloan
Decisionoftheconcreteparametersandfractureanalysisofconcreteforinteractive
analysisofsoilsandconcretestructures 147
K.Okajima&T.Tanaka
HighPerformanceComputingpreconditionersfortheefficientsolutionofgeomechanicalmodels 153
M.Ferronato,C.Janna,G.Gambolati&F.Sartoretto
Anumericalapproachformodellingtheploughingprocessinsands 159
E.Kashizadeh,J.P.Hambleton&S.A.Stanier
DevelopmentanditsvalidationofRigidPlasticMovingParticleSimulationmethod 165
K.Isobe,S.Ohtsuka&T.Hoshina
Materialpointmethodsimulationoftriaxialsheartests 169
W.T.Sołowski,S.W.Sloan&D.Wang
Theeffectofconsolidationpathonundrainedbehaviourofsand–aDEMapproach 175
H.B.K.Nguyen,M.M.Rahman,D.A.Cameron&A.B.Fourie
Anewstabilityanalysismethodofslopesconsideringprogressivefailure 181
K.Onishi&J.-C.Jiang
Numericalimplementationofanon-localMohr-Coulombmodel 187
X.Qu,M.-S.Huang,X.Gu&X.-L.Lu
Anumericalstudyofthepenetrationtestatconstantrodvelocity 193
Q.A.Tran,B.Chevalier&P.Breul
NumericalsimulationofspudcanpenetrationusingcoupledEulerian-Lagrangianmethod 199
H.D.V.Khoa
Computationalandreliabilityaspectsofmicro-geomechanics 205
R.Blaheta,R.Kohut,J.Starý&S.Sysala
Numericalstudyontheinfluenceoftraditionalsoilfoundationonthestabilityof
masonrystructureinAngkorwithNMM-DDA 211
R.Hashimoto,T.Koyama,M.Mimura,M.Kikumoto,T.Saito,S.Yamada,M.Araya&Y.Iwasaki
Constitutivemodelling
Analyticalsolutionofadynamicalsystemssoilmodel 219
P.G.Joseph&J.Graham-Eagle
Theeffectofconstitutivemodellingonestimatesoftheshort-termresponseof
squeezinggroundtotunnelexcavation 225
W.Dong&G.Anagnostou
Asemi-analyticalprocedureforcircularopeninginstrain-softeningrockmasswith
theunifiedstrengthcriterion 231
L.Cui,J.Zheng&R.Zhang
Onthecompressionbehaviourofstructuredsoils 237
C.Yang,J.P.Carter&D.Sheng
Aviscoplasticsubloadingoverstressmodelwithamovingcentreofhomothety 243
J.R.Maranha,C.Pereira&A.Vieira
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Anumericalmodelforthelong-termstabilityofjointedrockslope 249
H.B.Bian,L.F.Zheng&J.F.Shao
Onplasticity-damagemodelingofshales 255
F.Parisio,S.Samat&L.Laloui
Numericalandanalyticalmodelingofparticledegradation 261
S.Nimbalkar&B.Indraratna
Explicitfinitedeformationstressintegrationoftheelasto-plasticconstitutiveequations 267
L.Monforte,M.Arroyo,A.Gens&J.M.Carbonell
Modelingsoilbehaviorsunderprincipalstressrotations 273
Y.Yang,Z.Wang&H.-S.Yu
Nonlinearstrengthcriterionformunicipalsolidwaste 279
X.Lu,H.Lai&M.Huang
Propagationofseismicwavesthroughsaturatedsoftclaydeposits:Constitutiveand
numericalmodeling 285
G.Seidalinov&M.Taiebat
Equivalentcontinuummodelaccountingforanisotropyinchalkbymeansofembedded
jointsets 291
F.Rafeh,H.Mroueh&S.Burlon
NumericalanalysisanditsverificationofAzadearthdamintheperiodofconstruction 297
M.Karami,A.Aminjavaheri&A.Mazaheri
Failureofgeomaterials
ExperimentallyobservedshearbandsinaScandinaviansoftclaysubjectedtoanundrained
shearingundertheplanestraincondition 305
V.Thakur
Fatigueofgeomaterials 311
R.Pytlik&S.V.Baars
Punchingshearcoefficientsforthedesignofworkingplatforms 317
S.N.S.Eshkevari&A.J.Abbo
Apracticaluseofthefiniteelementwithanembeddedinterfaceforsimulatingthedirect
shearonbrittlematerials 323
T.Nishiyama&T.Hasegawa
Failurepropagationandmesh-dependencyincoupledhydraulic-mechanical
transientproblems 329
R.Schuerch&G.Anagnostou
ModelingofExcavationDamagedZonethroughthestrainlocalizationapproachinBoomclay 335
F.Salehnia,R.Charlier,X.Sillen&A.Dizier
Experimentalstudyoftrapdoorproblemin3dimensionswithX-rayCT–transitionfrom
planestrainto3Dbehavior 341
B.Chevalier,J.Otani&T.Mukunoki
Strainlocalizationofasoilcolumnduetoseismicloading 347
I.Rapti,A.Foucault,F.Voldoire,F.Lopez-Caballero&A.Modaressi-Farahmand-Razavi
Centrifugemodelexperimentsandgranularelementsimulationondeformationofsurfacesoil
layercausedbythelargedisplacementofreversefault 353
K.Sassa,K.Kaneko,S.Nozoe,A.Yamamoto,N.Oyama&Y.Hashizume
Characteristicsofshearbandingranularmaterialsbydiscreteelementmodeling 359
X.Q.Gu,M.S.Huang&J.G.Qian
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Effectofconfiningpressureonstrainlocalizationofasandspecimenunderplane
straincondition 365
M.Mukherjee,A.Gupta&A.Prashant
Coupledphenomena
Saltdomesdeformationcoupledtotheflowofgeothermalbrineandoil 373
M.C.Suárez,F.Samaniego&X.Shen
Numericalsimulationofthermo-hydro-mechanicallycoupledprocessesduring
groundfreezingandthawing 379
H.Kyokawa&Y.W.Bekele
PredictablecoupledbehaviorofbuffermaterialinHLWrepository 385
Y.Tsukada,A.Kobayashi&M.Chijimatsu
Liquefactionoffluid-saturatedsoils 391
W.Ehlers&M.Schenke
Onsphericallysymmetricproblemsinthermo-poromechanics 397
A.P.S.Selvadurai&A.P.Suvorov
Expressionofthepore-pressurecoefficientBwithnumericalsimulation 403
Y.Sugiyama,H.Tanaka,K.Kawai&A.Iizuka
NumericalsimulationofsaturationprocessinTRUdisposalfacility 409
Y.Takayama,R.Hino,A.Iizuka&K.Kawai
Numericalexperimentsonfreeze-thawofsoilswithcoupledthermo-hydro-mechanicalFEanalysis 415
T.Ishikawa,I.Kijiya,T.Tokoro&M.Sato
Instabilityanalysisandnumericalsimulationofthedissociationprocessofmethane
hydratebearingsoil 421
H.Iwai,S.Kimoto,T.Akaki&F.Oka
Testingandmodelling
Predictionoftheshearmodulusatsmallstrainsforfine-grainedunsaturatedsoils 429
S.Han&S.K.Vanapalli
Evaluationofsettlementbehaviorsoftheimprovedgroundbyusingfloatingtype
cement-treatedcolumnsduringconsolidation 435
Z.B.Jiang,R.Ishikura&N.Yasufuku
Ontheinfluenceofloadingfrequencyonthepore-waterdissipationbehaviorduring
cyclicconsolidationofsoftsoils 441
N.Müthing,T.Schanz&M.Datcheva
Undrainedstabilityoftalltunnels 447
D.W.Wilson,A.J.Abbo&S.W.Sloan
EffectsofRAPbinderonmoisture-induceddamagepotentialofasphaltmixes
withlimestoneaggregates 453
R.Ghabchi,D.V.Singh&M.Zaman
EvaluationoffatigueresistanceofasphaltmixesusingFourPointBeamFatigueand
Semi-CircularBendtestmethods 459
M.Barman,R.Ghabchi,D.V.Singh,M.Zaman,S.Commuri&K.Hobson
Correlationsbetweenswellingandsuctionpropertiesofexpansivesoils 465
B.H.Rao,R.L.Sahu&S.K.Das
Assessmentofpipe-jackingforcesthroughdirectsheartestsontunnelingrockspoils 471
C.S.Choo&D.E.L.Ong
EstimationofconsolidationpropertiesandthesettlementofPleistoceneclaylayer
atKobePortArea 477
E.K.Ha,S.Kataoka,S.Nonami,T.N.Lohani&S.Shibuya
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Validationofporosityin2D-DEMCPTmodelusinglargescaleshakingtabletests
insaturatedsands 483
P.Bakunowicz&N.Ecemis
Recentdesignstrategiesadaptedforfoamedbituminousstabilisationinflexible
pavementrehabilitationworksinQueensland 489
R.L.Logitharan,K.Somasundaraswaran&J.M.Ramanujam
3DSimulationofanactualsnowavalanche 495
K.Sawada,S.Moriguchi&K.Oda
Designandassessmentofanewmodeldevicefortestinginternalerosionandpiping 501
M.Caruso,D.Sterpi&C.Jommi
Influenceofaspectratiooncrushingstrengthcharacteristicsofsandandgranitesawdustmaterials 507
B.H.Rao,R.Ch.Meena,N.Meena&R.L.Sahu
Numericallowerboundlimitanalysesofsandheapsubjectedtobasalsettlement
withhystereticreversals 513
T.Pipatpongsa,J.Nakamura,C.Borely&M.H.Khosravi
Numericalandfieldanalysisofinteractionofpilingfoundationswithsoilground 519
A.Zh.Zhussupbekov,Y.B.Utepov&I.O.Morev
ModifyingtheCasagrandecurve-fittingmethodtoaccountfor3Daxisymmetricconsolidation 523
J.Lovisa,N.Sivakugan,S.MacDonald,S.Thomas&W.W.Read
Volumechangebehaviorofanunsaturatedsoil–anumericalinvestigation 529
M.W.Gui,S.S.Ketsu,C.H.Chen&C.W.Lu
Shearstrengthanddilatancyofunsaturatedsilicasandintriaxialcompressiontests 535
J.Fern,K.Soga,D.J.Robert&T.Sakanoue
Reliability,datamining,artificialintelligencetechniques/methods
AvailabilityofartificialneuralnetworktoestimatingsoilpropertiesofHolocene
claysinOsakaBay 543
K.Oda,K.Yokota&M.S.Lee
StochasticconsiderationofconsolidationsettlementofHoloceneclaylayerinOsakaBay 549
K.Oda,K.Yokota&M.S.Lee
Anewoptimizationapproachforcalibratingtheparametersofthehyperbolicsoil
constitutivemodel 555
Y.T.Yeung&J.P.Wang
Anexperttechniqueforoptimizationofundergroundminesupportsystem 561
S.K.Kashyap,Md.Tanweer,A.Sinha&D.R.Parhi
Computersandinformationtechnology
Forecastingofvibrationparametersandoptimizationofthedesignofpilefoundations
operatedunderdynamicloads 569
L.V.Nuzhdin&M.L.Nuzhdin
DevelopmentofcomputersoftwarebasedonRMR,QandM-RMRclassificationsystems
usedforrockmasscharacterization:ROCKMASSV2.0 575
Ö.I˙nik,I˙.Özkan&E.Ünal
Astudyonphotogrammetricalgorithmforcrackwidthmeasurement 581
S.Nishiyama,T.Tsubosaka,T.Kikuchi&T.Yano
HybridparallelizationofearthquakeresponseanalysisusingKcomputer 587
Y.Shigeno,Y.Hamada&N.Nakamura
Thedevelopmentofmobileapplicationfordebrisflowdisasterprevention–thecase
ofKaohsiungCity 593
S.-H.Chang&M.-H.Wu
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