An approximate solution for the pressure loading required to expand a spherical cavity in rock and soil targets is derived. A dual characterization of fracture and flow material model is used. Frictional resistance to flow is also included. Non-linear volumetric strain hardening is modeled with bi-linear curves and unloading is assumed to be non-dilative. Applications of this solution form to the prediction of pressure loading on slender, convex-nosed earth penetrators and on spherically-nosed water entry vehicles are discussed
A one-dimensional problem of a spherical cavity expanding at a constant velocity from zero initial r...
Compaction grouting is the injection of a viscous grout into a soil under high pressure, which then ...
Cavity expansion is a fundamental theoretical problem in geomechanics. For the cylindrical cavity ex...
International audienceThis paper presents a semi-analytical solution of undrained cylindrical cavity...
An infinite medium of ideal soil contains a single spherical cavity within which a slowly increasing...
An analysis of the quasi-static expansion of a cylindrical or spherical cavity in an infinite dilata...
A procedure has been developed to represent the loading on a penetrator and its motion during obliqu...
The problem of cavity expansion in unsaturated soils is investigated.A unified constitutive model fo...
We propose an extended expanding cavity model (ECM) in instrumented spherical indentation to evaluat...
The problem of cavity expansion in unsaturated soils is investigated. A unified constitutive model f...
In rock engineering, damage evolution upon loading imposes significant impacts on the stiffness of r...
Previous cavity expansion analyses are all performed in infinite soil. However, cavity expansion pro...
An analytical solution of cavity expansion in two different concentric regions of soil is developed ...
This paper develops a rigorous semi-analytical approach for drained/undrained cylindrical cavity con...
Abstract. A constitutive model for the stress-strain behaviour of sands while unsaturated and subjec...
A one-dimensional problem of a spherical cavity expanding at a constant velocity from zero initial r...
Compaction grouting is the injection of a viscous grout into a soil under high pressure, which then ...
Cavity expansion is a fundamental theoretical problem in geomechanics. For the cylindrical cavity ex...
International audienceThis paper presents a semi-analytical solution of undrained cylindrical cavity...
An infinite medium of ideal soil contains a single spherical cavity within which a slowly increasing...
An analysis of the quasi-static expansion of a cylindrical or spherical cavity in an infinite dilata...
A procedure has been developed to represent the loading on a penetrator and its motion during obliqu...
The problem of cavity expansion in unsaturated soils is investigated.A unified constitutive model fo...
We propose an extended expanding cavity model (ECM) in instrumented spherical indentation to evaluat...
The problem of cavity expansion in unsaturated soils is investigated. A unified constitutive model f...
In rock engineering, damage evolution upon loading imposes significant impacts on the stiffness of r...
Previous cavity expansion analyses are all performed in infinite soil. However, cavity expansion pro...
An analytical solution of cavity expansion in two different concentric regions of soil is developed ...
This paper develops a rigorous semi-analytical approach for drained/undrained cylindrical cavity con...
Abstract. A constitutive model for the stress-strain behaviour of sands while unsaturated and subjec...
A one-dimensional problem of a spherical cavity expanding at a constant velocity from zero initial r...
Compaction grouting is the injection of a viscous grout into a soil under high pressure, which then ...
Cavity expansion is a fundamental theoretical problem in geomechanics. For the cylindrical cavity ex...