Experimental Investigations in Nonlinear Viscous Behavior of Subgrade Soils Under Traffic-Induced Loading
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1999-08-01
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By Li, Jiang
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Abstract:This paper concerns experimental investigations of nonlinear viscosity of ; subgrade soils under vehicle-induced loading. Subgrade soil samples--collected ; from the Soil/Aggregate Laboratory at the Geotechnical Exploration Division at ; the Maryland State Highway Administration, Maryland Department of Transportation ; --were used to conduct triaxial shear tests under repeated loading that is ; designed to simulate the cyclic stress induced by vehicles. Investigations in ; this paper included two aspects. First, a nonlinear viscous model has been ; introduced to describe the relation of shear stress and strain rate. This ; relation is reduced from the constitutive law of nonlinear poroviscosity ; suggested by Li (1994, 1999a, 1999b) and Li Helm (1995, 1998). Second, to model ; the viscous behavior of soil under cyclic loading constitutive parameters were ; investigated and calibrated through experimental results from triaxial shear ; tests. In this paper, viscous parameters were assumed to be a function of the ; deviatoric strain and loading repetitions. Viscous behavior of soils changing ; with deviatoric strain and cyclic loading repetition were studied. Supported ; by a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, University Transportation ; Centers Program. 56p.
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