CANTILEVER SHEET-PILE WALL MODELLED BY FRICTIONAL CONTACT
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概要
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This paper demonstrates the application of computational contact mechanics in geotechnical engineering. It first presents a general formulation of kinematic constraints for frictional contact and a general description of the associated numerical algorithms. These numerical algorithms are then used to analyse the stability of cantilever sheetpile walls. It is shown that the finite element method incorporated with the modelling capacity for frictional contact is indeed very useful in geotechnical analysis and can provide solutions to problems that are otherwise difficult to solve.
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著者
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Sun De-an
Department Of Civil Engineering Nagoya Institute Technology
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Matsuoka Hajime
Department Of Civil Engineering Nagoya Institute Of Technology
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Matsuoka Hajime
Department Of Civil Engineering Nagoya Institute Technology
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SHENG DAICHAO
School of Engineering, University of Newcastle
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Sheng Daichao
School Of Engineering
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