Finite element analysis of the piezocone test in cohesive soils using an elastoplastic–viscoplastic model and updated Lagrangian formulation
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In this research, the finite element analysis of piezocone penetration has been conducted using the elastoplastic–viscoplastic bounding surface model in the updated Lagrangian reference frame. A finite element formulation has been performed considering the viscoplastic contribution of the model and the theory of mixtures has been incorporated to explain the behavior of the soil. The formulated model has been implemented into a finite element program, EPVPCS-S (elastoplastic–viscoplastic coupled system-soil), to analyze the mechanism of piezocone penetration. The results of the finite element analysis have been compared and investigated with the experimental results from the piezocone penetration and dissipation tests conducted using LSU/CALCHAS (Louisiana State University Calibration Chamber System).
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