Implicit numerical integration of an advanced subloading surface clay and sand model
Palavras-chave:
clay and sand model (CAMS), subloading, plasticity, implicit integration, finite elementResumo
This paper focuses on the algorithmic and computational aspects of implementing the clay and sand model (CASM) using a fully implicit numerical scheme. CASM is a unified critical state model that relies on the state parameter concept and incorporates a non associated flow rule. Within this framework, the subloading enhancement is introduced, which enables a smooth elastic-plastic transition through an isotropic modification. The addition of just one extra parameter significantly enhances the calibration process. Subsequently, the modified version of CASM is implemented into a finite element procedure. The demonstrate the efficiency and good performance of the proposed algorithm, including the subloading modification, simulations of triaxial compression tests
under undrained conditions are conducted.