Learn · Finite Element Analysis and Constitutive Modelling in Geomechanics
Lecture 26 of 44week-08
Some observations of soil behaviour & stress invariants
Prof. K Rajagopal · IIT Madras
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All the lectures
- Introductory lecture & course outline
- Matrix algebra & Gauss elimination method
- Development of equilibrium equations for 1-d systems
- Development of equilibrium equations for 2-d bar elements and truss structures
- Development of equilibrium equations for beam elements
- Virtual work & principle of stationary potential energy
- Introduction to Rayleigh-Ritz Method
- Use of GEOFEM finite element program: Part - I
- Use of GEOFEM finite element program: Part - II
- Stresses and strains in continuum
- 2-dimensional approximations of continuum
- Analysis of continuum systems
- 3-node Constant Strain Triangle
- Classical methods for developing shape functions
- Numerical integration techniques
- Isoparametric Elements Part-I
- Isoparametric Elements - Part-II
- Isoparametric calculations for stiffness & load vectors
- Force vector due to surface traction
- Patch test & Finite Element Modelling
- GEOFEM : Part - III
- In situ earth pressures, construction & excavation sequences
- Joint & amp; interface element modelling
- Modelling of interfaces - Joint Elements
- Mapped infinite elements for semi-infinite soil medium
- Some observations of soil behaviour & stress invariants
- Nonlinear analysis technique-1
- Nonlinear analysis technique-2
- Nonlinear techniques-3
- Bilinear elastic models
- Nonlinear elastic and hyperbolic models
- Modified hyperbolic model & determination of material parameters
- Stress correction procedures in finite element analysis
- Numerical examples on working with modified hyperbolic models
- Some Limit solutions in geotechnical engineering
- Elastic - Plastic Constitutive Matrix
- Nonassociated Elastic- Plastic Joint Element
- Introduction to consolidation & dynamic analysis
- Cam Clay models
- Modified cam clay models
- FEM in Geotechnical applications
- Soil behaviour & An Introduction to the Existing Soil Models
- Simulation of soil liquefaction using FLAC
- Mitigation of soil liquefaction using granular columns