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A unified micromechanics-based constitutive framework considering fabric evolutions for liquefaction behaviours of clean/silty sands
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posted on 19.07.2021, 16:44 authored by NHAT MINH HUYNHThis study answers the decades-long question on establishing a complete link between fabric anisotropy evolution and macroscopic responses of granular materials to deliver a sufficient explanation of how the fabric anisotropy governs the macro-behaviour of granular materials, and to develop a unified constitutive model considering fabric anisotropy evolution to fully capture both monotonic and cyclic behaviours of clean and silty sands.
