1989
DOI: 10.1007/bf02306662
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Mixed elastoplastic problem of the computation of a soil bed in the three-dimensional statement

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“…Pilyagin and Kazantsev in their papers [193,195] and book [194] were the first to give the solution of a spatial elastoplastic problem of evaluation of the stress-strained state of bases. They also describe a software package with numerical algorithms of the problem produced using the finite-element method.…”
Section: Spatial Contact Problems For Rigid Flat-bottom Punchesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Pilyagin and Kazantsev in their papers [193,195] and book [194] were the first to give the solution of a spatial elastoplastic problem of evaluation of the stress-strained state of bases. They also describe a software package with numerical algorithms of the problem produced using the finite-element method.…”
Section: Spatial Contact Problems For Rigid Flat-bottom Punchesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method of solving a mixed spatial problem of theories of elasticity and plasticity, quoted in [193][194][195], as well as the analysis of influence of various factors on the variation of the stress-strained state of the soil base have shown a conceptual possibility of the finite-element method to be applied in practical design of foundations for buildings and structures. However, the variety of factors affecting the stress-strained state of the bases, the long computation time for spatial elastic and elastoplastic problems strongly encumber the application of the three-dimensional FEM in practical engineering.…”
Section: Spatial Contact Problems For Rigid Flat-bottom Punchesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, numerical methods for determining nonlinear settlements by the finite element method (FEM) using various elastoplastic models of the soil base have become increasingly popular [2,8,9,12]. Nevertheless, analytical methods of calculation and at the moment have not lost their relevance, since they are most fully developed in regulatory documents and are well confirmed by experimental data.…”
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“…where k s,icoefficient which depending on the kind and condition of the soil, as well as the parameters of the foundation. The use of the coefficient k s,i in the equation (8) makes it universal and allows to approximate almost any curve of the dependence of settlement on pressure (Fig. 3).…”
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