2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.undsp.2018.01.008
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Hypoplastic particle finite element model for cutting tool-soil interaction simulations: Numerical analysis and experimental validation

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“…Subsequently, several PFEM extensions have addressed geomaterials : Carbonell et al (2010: Carbonell et al ( , 2013 used PFEM to simulate ground excavation problems. The interaction between soil and structures has been also simulated using hypoplastic formulations to describe the constitutive behavior of soft soils (Bal et al, 2018). Flow-like landslides have been also studied using PFEM, but considering a single-phase material description: Zhang et al (2015) employed a rigid plastic constitutive response for the soil whereas Salazar et al (2016) used a non-Newtonian modified Bingham law.…”
Section: Particle Finite Element Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, several PFEM extensions have addressed geomaterials : Carbonell et al (2010: Carbonell et al ( , 2013 used PFEM to simulate ground excavation problems. The interaction between soil and structures has been also simulated using hypoplastic formulations to describe the constitutive behavior of soft soils (Bal et al, 2018). Flow-like landslides have been also studied using PFEM, but considering a single-phase material description: Zhang et al (2015) employed a rigid plastic constitutive response for the soil whereas Salazar et al (2016) used a non-Newtonian modified Bingham law.…”
Section: Particle Finite Element Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%