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Simulation of Incompressible Problems in Geomechanics

Abstract

This article presents techniques for solving problems involving incompressibility in the context of low-order linear elements. It begins with describing a weak formulation that applies to both finite element and material point methods. Iterative solution schemes, including relaxation and explicit time stepping, are summarized. A strain enhancement procedure that is useful when incompressibility is introduced through plasticity is presented next, followed by a slope stability example that compares the iteration characteristics and vertical crest displacement corresponding to explicit and implicit matrix-free algorithms. Two procedures for dealing with pore pressure generation related to incompressibility and undrained conditions are described and an example is presented to compare pore pressures.

Authors

Stolle D; Jassim I; Vermeer P

Series

Advanced Structured Materials

Volume

1

Pagination

pp. 347-361

Publisher

Springer Nature

Publication Date

December 10, 2012

DOI

10.1007/978-3-642-05241-5_18

Conference proceedings

Advanced Structured Materials

ISSN

1869-8433
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