DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING

Constitutive Law or Stress-Strain Relationship is one of the basic equations in finite element method. For soil/rock, this is non-linear and material models are required. One of them is strain hardening elasto-plastic material model [CHEN and BALADI (1985)] The objective of this research is to devel...

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Main Author: K. WATTIMENA, RIDHO
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Language:Indonesia
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spelling id-itb.:14572004-11-25T20:10:18ZDEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING K. WATTIMENA, RIDHO Indonesia Theses INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/1457 Constitutive Law or Stress-Strain Relationship is one of the basic equations in finite element method. For soil/rock, this is non-linear and material models are required. One of them is strain hardening elasto-plastic material model [CHEN and BALADI (1985)] The objective of this research is to develop a fiinite element computer program for modeling the elasto-plastic material, and to give contribution in numerical modeling. Verification of the program using RHEO-STAUB of Rock Engineering Department, Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland) indicates no significant differences of displacements and stresses. The verification using unconfined compressive strength test reveals no significant differences between calculated and measured displacements. text
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description Constitutive Law or Stress-Strain Relationship is one of the basic equations in finite element method. For soil/rock, this is non-linear and material models are required. One of them is strain hardening elasto-plastic material model [CHEN and BALADI (1985)] The objective of this research is to develop a fiinite element computer program for modeling the elasto-plastic material, and to give contribution in numerical modeling. Verification of the program using RHEO-STAUB of Rock Engineering Department, Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland) indicates no significant differences of displacements and stresses. The verification using unconfined compressive strength test reveals no significant differences between calculated and measured displacements.
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author K. WATTIMENA, RIDHO
spellingShingle K. WATTIMENA, RIDHO
DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING
author_facet K. WATTIMENA, RIDHO
author_sort K. WATTIMENA, RIDHO
title DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING
title_short DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING
title_full DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING
title_fullStr DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING
title_full_unstemmed DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR ELASTO-PLASTIC ROCK MODELING IN GEOMECHANICS ENGINEERING
title_sort developing finite element computer program for elasto-plastic rock modeling in geomechanics engineering
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/1457
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