CN111475876B - Method for obtaining dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of granules - Google Patents

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CN111475876B
CN111475876B CN202010143435.7A CN202010143435A CN111475876B CN 111475876 B CN111475876 B CN 111475876B CN 202010143435 A CN202010143435 A CN 202010143435A CN 111475876 B CN111475876 B CN 111475876B
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The invention relates to the field of civil engineering, and discloses a method for acquiring dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of aggregates, which comprises the following steps: 1) Deducing a stress increment constitutive equation of the granules, and determining a stress loading sequence according to the equation; 2) Carrying out a dynamic triaxial test on the granules according to the stress loading sequence, recording the stress level, the stress increment, the corresponding horizontal deformation and the vertical deformation of the test, and calculating the horizontal strain increment and the vertical strain increment; 3) Introducing a stress dependence model of dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters; 4) And performing parameter regression analysis, and determining model parameters to obtain a nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model comprising dynamic resilience modulus, poisson's ratio and orthotropic parameters. The method can establish a model for predicting the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules in different stress states, conveniently and accurately obtain the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters in various stress states, and meet the requirements of engineering construction.

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Method for obtaining dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of granules
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of civil engineering, in particular to a method for acquiring dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of aggregates.
Background
The aggregate is a common building material in civil engineering and is widely applied to road base layers, cushion layers and the like. The dynamic rebound mechanical property of the granules has typical stress dependence and orthotropic anisotropy, namely the dynamic rebound modulus and the Poisson ratio of the granules change along with the change of the stress level, and are different in different stress directions (horizontal direction and vertical direction). The dynamic resilience mechanical property parameters of the granules directly influence the stress characteristics and structural strength of the base layer, and further influence the design of civil engineering structures and parameters. Therefore, the dynamic rebound mechanical property parameters of the granules under various stress states need to be acquired in civil engineering.
In current engineering applications, the granular material is often considered simply as a strand elastic material; or only the stress dependence of the dynamic modulus of resilience is considered, and the Poisson's ratio is regarded as a constant value; and the pellets were considered as isotropic material, ignoring the orthotropic. These measures, although simplifying the process of solving the mechanical parameters of the granules, inevitably reduce the accuracy thereof, and easily cause unreasonable structural response in the structural calculation. Some researches on stress dependence and orthotropic anisotropy of dynamic rebound mechanical properties of the granules have been recently carried out, but the researches are mainly carried out on the stress dependence and the orthotropic anisotropy of the dynamic rebound mechanical properties of the granules, and a quick and effective acquisition method has not been provided. The method of simulation experiment can only obtain the dynamic resilience mechanical property parameters under the set stress state, and the experiment process is complex and the obtaining speed is slow.
The current method for acquiring dynamic resilience mechanical property parameters is far from meeting the requirements of civil engineering design and acquisition of dynamic resilience mechanical property parameters under various stress states in the construction process, and has great influence on the stability or convenience of engineering construction.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for obtaining dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of granules, which can conveniently and accurately obtain the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules.
The method for obtaining the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules comprises the following steps: 1) Deducing a stress increment constitutive equation of the granules, and determining a stress loading sequence comprising a stress level, a corresponding horizontal stress increment and a corresponding vertical stress increment according to the equation so as to improve a dynamic triaxial test scheme; 2) Carrying out a dynamic triaxial test on the granular material test piece according to the stress loading sequence, recording the stress increment of each stress level in the stress loading sequence, measuring the corresponding horizontal deformation and vertical deformation, and calculating the horizontal strain increment and vertical strain increment; 3) Introducing a stress dependence model of dynamic resilience mechanics characteristic parameters, wherein the stress dependence model is as follows:
Figure GDA0003732394330000021
in the formula, Y is a dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter of the granules; paIs at standard atmospheric pressure; i is1A first invariant tensor of stress; tau isoctOctahedral shear stress; k is a radical of1,k2,k3Is a model parameter; 4) Performing parameter regression analysis, determining model parameters, and obtaining a nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model; the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters comprise dynamic resilience modulus, poisson ratio and orthotropic parameters, and the stress level comprises confining pressure and bias stress.
Preferably, the confining pressure is 10-150kPa; the bias stress is 10-600kPa. In the preferred technical scheme, the confining pressure range of 10-150kPa and the bias stress range of 10-600kPa cover the stress level which can be generated in the normal pavement structure, so that the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the aggregates obtained by the dynamic triaxial test can cover all reasonable stress ranges, and are more representative. Meanwhile, the test piece for the dynamic triaxial test cannot be damaged.
Preferably, the stress delta is no more than 10% of the stress level. By the preferred technical scheme, the disturbance amplitude of the stress level can be controlled, namely the stress increment borne by the granules is small, so that the generated strain is small, and the granules can be similar to linear elastic materials.
Preferably, under the action of said stress loading sequence, the pellets are in a state of compression, shear and tension, respectively. By the optimal technical scheme, the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules in various stress states can be detected, so that the finally obtained prediction result of the nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model can be close to the actual conditions of the granules in various stress states.
Preferably, in the step 1), the constitutive equation of the stress increment is:
Figure GDA0003732394330000031
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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alpha is an orthotropic parameter and satisfies alpha2=Eh/EvAnd α = μhhvh;ΔσhIs the horizontal stress increment; delta sigmavIs the vertical stress increment; delta epsilonhIs the horizontal strain increment; delta epsilonvIs the vertical strain increment; mu.shhPoisson's ratio in the horizontal plane (horizontal stress causes strain in the horizontal direction); mu.svhPoisson's ratio in the vertical plane (strain in the horizontal direction due to vertical stress); ehThe dynamic resilience modulus is horizontal; evIs the vertical dynamic modulus of resilience. In the preferred technical scheme, the stress increment is constrained through a stress increment constitutive equation, so that the stress selection of the dynamic triaxial test is more reasonable and richer, and the obtained dynamic resilience mechanical property parameter prediction model is more accurate.
Preferably, in the step 1), the stress loading sequence includes 6 to 12 sets of stress values. In the preferred technical scheme, the stress dependence model of the dynamic resilience mechanics characteristic parameter can be better subjected to parameter regression analysis through dynamic triaxial tests of 6 to 12 groups of different stress values so as to determine the model parameter, and the obtained parameter is verified. Meanwhile, the workload of the dynamic triaxial test is not too large.
Preferably, in the step 3), the stress-dependent model is a stress-dependent model based on body stress and shear stress; the bulk stress is a first invariant tensor of stress, and the shear stress is an octahedral shear stress. Through the optimized technical scheme, the stress dependence model based on the body stress and the shearing stress can more accurately reflect the actual dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules; the three-dimensional stress states of different points in the granules can be reflected by the first invariant tensor of the stress and the shear stress of the octahedron, the acquisition is simple, and the use is convenient.
Preferably, in the step 4), the method for analyzing the parameter regression is to perform nonlinear multi-parameter regression on the stress-dependent model according to results obtained from dynamic triaxial tests performed under different values in the stress loading sequence, so as to determine the model parameters. Through the optimal technical scheme, parameter regression analysis can be conveniently carried out, so that model parameters can be conveniently and accurately determined, and the determined nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model is obtained.
Preferably, the granular material test piece is formed by compacting the granular material; the granular material test piece is a cylindrical test piece with the diameter more than 4 times of the maximum grain diameter of the granular material and the height diameter ratio of 1-3. In the preferred technical scheme, a test piece obtained by compacting the granules with a certain grading can be better subjected to a dynamic triaxial test, so that the body stress and the shear stress are conveniently applied to the granules, and the deformation detection of the granules is also convenient.
According to the method for obtaining the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules, the vertical dynamic resilience modulus, the horizontal dynamic resilience modulus, the Poisson ratio in the vertical plane, the Poisson ratio in the horizontal plane and the orthotropic parameters of the granules in different stress states are predicted by establishing the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model of the granules, the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules in different stress levels can be quickly obtained, the values of the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules are more reasonably taken, unreasonable simplification and approximation of the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters in the existing engineering structure design are improved, and the reasonability of the engineering structure design is improved. Compared with a commonly used two-parameter stress dependence model in the field, the three-parameter stress dependence model used in the invention considers the influence of confining pressure and bias stress simultaneously, so that the mechanical model is more reasonable and the result is more accurate. Compared with the method for acquiring the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules only considering the stress dependence of the dynamic resilience modulus in the field, the method for acquiring the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules can predict the vertical dynamic resilience modulus, the horizontal dynamic resilience characteristic, the poisson ratio in a vertical plane, the poisson ratio in a horizontal plane and the orthotropic degree of the granules at any stress level. Meanwhile, the problems of stress dependence and orthotropic of the granules are solved, the current granule material characteristic research method is improved and deepened, and the scientificity and reasonability of the value of the granule mechanical characteristic parameters in the civil engineering structural design are improved.
Additional features and advantages of the invention will be set forth in the detailed description which follows.
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In the present invention, the dynamic triaxial test is performed using a dynamic triaxial test system of the UMT-100 type manufactured by IPC of Australia. The linear displacement sensor is DONG-DO type pen type displacement sensor produced by Hangzhou oriental instrument science and technology Limited. The used aggregate is limestone macadam. The test process is carried out according to a method of ' road asphalt pavement design Specification (JTG D50-2017) ' issued by the department of transportation of the people's republic of China.
As shown in fig. 1, one embodiment of the method for obtaining dynamic rebound mechanical characteristic parameters of granules of the present invention is performed by the following steps:
1) And deducing a stress increment constitutive equation of the granules, determining a stress loading sequence of the dynamic triaxial test according to the stress increment constitutive equation, and defining the stress loading sequence of the dynamic triaxial test to form an improved stress loading sequence. The stresses of the improved stress loading sequence include a stress loading sequence of stress levels, corresponding horizontal stress increments, and corresponding vertical stress increments capable of imparting a slight stress perturbation to the pellet at each stress level. Stress levels include confining pressure and bias stress. The confining pressure refers to a pressure applied to the pellet from the periphery of the pellet, and by which the pressure can be applied to the pellet from various directions of the pellet. The bias stress refers to an axial pressure that distorts the shape of the pellet. The body stress and the shear stress can be obtained through confining pressure and bias stress. The combination of different stresses can reproduce various real stress states of the granules in construction engineering.
2) And carrying out dynamic triaxial test on the granular material test pieces one by one according to the stress state determined in the improved stress loading sequence, recording various loaded stress states in the test process, and measuring the horizontal deformation delta b and the vertical deformation delta a of the granular material test pieces under the action of corresponding stress. Respectively calculating the horizontal strain of the granular material test piece according to the horizontal length b of the granular material test piece and the vertical length a of the granular material test piece
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And strain in the vertical direction
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Various data measured and calculated are recorded.
3) And introducing a stress-dependent model capable of representing dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters. The dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter can be vertical resilience modulus, horizontal resilience modulus, poisson's ratio in a vertical plane, poisson's ratio in a horizontal plane or orthotropic parameter.
4) According to the dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameter values and the corresponding stress sequences obtained by the dynamic triaxial test, parameter regression analysis is carried out on the stress dependence model of the dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameters, the parameters of the stress dependence model of the dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameters are determined, the obtained parameters are substituted into the stress dependence model of the dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameters, and the prediction model of the nonlinear dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameters is obtained.
In some embodiments of the invention, the value of the confining pressure is set between 10kPa and 150kPa and the bias stress is set between 10kPa and 600kPa. The stress range covers stress levels which possibly appear in a normal pavement structure, so that dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameters obtained through a dynamic triaxial test cover various different states in a reasonable stress range, a finally obtained dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model can be better fitted in a normal pavement structure stress level range, and the obtained dynamic springback mechanical characteristic parameter prediction result is more accurate.
In some embodiments of the invention, a certain stress increment is applied to the test piece at different stress levels during the application of the stress perturbation. The horizontal and vertical stress increments applied are no more than 10% of the corresponding directional stress values. In the tiny stress increment, the pellet can be approximately regarded as being in the linear elasticity category, the stress increment equation is satisfied, and the obtained pellet tangent modulus value is more scientific and reasonable.
In some embodiments of the present invention, in a stress sequence applied to a pellet, three stress states of the pellet can be obtained by setting a certain horizontal stress increment and a certain vertical stress increment on the basis of applying a certain stress level: a compressed state, a shear state and a tensile state. In particular by maintaining horizontal stress
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Without change, applying a vertical stress increment
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A compressed state is reached; by applying a negative horizontal stress increment (horizontal stress reduction)
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Applying a vertical stress increment
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And satisfy
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Reaching a shearing state; by applying a horizontal stress increment
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Applying a negative vertical stress increment (vertical stress reduction)
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A stretched state is reached.
As an embodiment of the present invention, the constitutive equation of stress increment of the pellets is derived as follows:
for a linear elastic continuous medium, the stress-strain constitutive equation has the following general form:
σij=Cijklεkl (1)
in the formula, σijIs the stress tensor;
Cijklis the elastic coefficient tensor;
εklis the strain tensor.
Wherein, CijklThere are 81 independent elements. In the elastic range, the principle of the reciprocal theorem of shear stress and symmetry, CijklReduction to 9 independent elements, see formula (2):
Figure GDA0003732394330000078
the anisotropic properties of the granules are related to the geometrical properties of the granules, mainly caused by the arrangement difference of the granules under the action of vertical force (compaction and load), so that the difference of the resilience properties mainly exists in the vertical direction and the horizontal direction, namely, the anisotropy exists. Therefore, there are:
Figure GDA0003732394330000081
in the formula, EhThe dynamic resilience modulus is horizontal;
Evis the vertical dynamic modulus of resilience;
Gvshear modulus in the vertical plane;
μvhis the poisson's ratio in a vertical plane, i.e., the strain in the horizontal direction caused by vertical stress;
μhvis the poisson's ratio in the vertical plane, i.e. the strain in the vertical direction caused by horizontal stress;
μhhis the poisson's ratio in the horizontal plane, i.e. the strain in the horizontal direction caused by horizontal stress.
Meanwhile, the symmetry shows that:
Figure GDA0003732394330000082
therefore, in the aggregate constitutive model considering anisotropy, 5 independent variables are required: eh,Ev,Gv,μvh,μhh
In an indoor triaxial loading test, if the selected coordinate axis is consistent with the load acting direction, the vertical direction and the horizontal direction are both main stress acting directions, and sigma in the horizontal directionx=σy. Therefore, equation (3) is further simplified as:
Figure GDA0003732394330000083
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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as previously mentioned, the pellets are of a non-linear elastic material. However, when the stress level varies within a small range, the pellet can be considered approximately as a strand elastic material, and therefore, the following incremental equation is satisfied:
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through the above analysis, the orthotropic constitutive model of the pellets is simplified. But all 5 unknowns cannot be derived from 2 equations. To this end, the inventors introduced an orthotropic coefficient α satisfying α2=Eh/EvAnd α = μhhvh. Since the dynamic rebound properties of the pellets are stress-dependent, α is no longer a constant value, but is also stress-dependent. Thus, equation (6) is further reduced to 3 variables: ev,μvhAnd alpha.
Equation 6 is the constitutive equation of stress increment for the aggregate derived by the present invention, in which,
Figure GDA0003732394330000094
alpha is an orthotropic parameter and satisfies alpha2=Eh/EvAnd α = μhhvh. The stress increment constitutive equation applies certain stress disturbance under different stress levels to respectively reach a compression state, a shearing state and a stretching state, so that stress paths are enriched, and the stress state is closer to an actual state. In the stress disturbance process, a certain stress increment is applied to the test piece under different stress levels, and in the small stress increment, the granules are in the linear elasticity category, so that the stress increment equation is satisfied, the tangent modulus value of the granules is obtained, and the method is more scientific and reasonable. The orthotropic parameter alpha introduced by the stress increment constitutive equation meets the requirementα2=Eh/EvAnd α = μhhvh. The method can not only characterize the orthotropic of the material, but also reduce the unknown number in the stress increment constitutive equation.
In some embodiments of the invention, the dynamic triaxial test stress loading sequence selected according to the stress increment constitutive equation of the pellet includes 6 to 12 sets of stress values. The vertical dynamic resilience modulus, the horizontal dynamic resilience modulus, the poisson ratio in the vertical plane, the poisson ratio in the horizontal plane and the orthotropic degree value of the granules under 6 to 12 groups of different stress levels can be calculated through 6 to 12 groups of stress values. And (3) carrying out parameter regression analysis on the stress dependence model of the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters by using 6 to 12 groups of vertical dynamic resilience modulus, horizontal dynamic resilience modulus, poisson ratio in a vertical plane, poisson ratio in a horizontal plane, orthotropic degree value and corresponding stress sequence values of the granules under different stress levels, obtaining parameter values in the stress dependence model, and obtaining a prediction model capable of calculating the nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules. The number of dynamic triaxial tests may be any value in the range of 6 to 12, such as 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11. Of course, the number of dynamic triaxial tests may also be selected to be outside the range of 6 to 12, such as 5, 14 or 20, or any other value in between. Although the number of dynamic triaxial tests outside the range of 6-12 times or the fitting accuracy is slightly poor or the test workload is large, the test process and the result are within an acceptable range.
In some embodiments of the invention, when introducing a stress-dependent model of the dynamic rebound mechanics characteristic parameter, the introduced stress-dependent model is a stress-dependent model based on body stress and shear stress. That is, the dynamic rebound mechanical characteristic parameters of the pellets in the model are a function of the bulk stress and the shear stress. The body stress uses a first invariant tensor of stress that does not change with changes in the coordinates of the pellets, and the shear stress uses an octahedral shear stress that facilitates simplified calculation.
Specifically, the stress-dependent model of the introduced dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules is as follows:
Figure GDA0003732394330000101
in this model, Y is the dynamic rebound mechanics characteristic parameter of the pellet, which can be the vertical dynamic rebound modulus EvHorizontal dynamic modulus of resilience EhPoisson's ratio mu in vertical planevhPoisson's ratio mu in the horizontal planehhOr parameter a. PaIs standard atmospheric pressure; i is1A first invariant tensor for stress; tau isoctOctahedral shear stress; k is a radical of1,k2,k3Are model parameters. On the basis of the constitutive equation (6) of stress increment of the granules, the inventor selects the vertical dynamic rebound modulus E for convenient calculationvPoisson ratio mu in vertical planevhAnd the reciprocal 1/A of the parameter A as a variable, wherein A = (1- μ =)hh)/Eh=(1-αμvh)/(α2Ev) The orthonormal variable α is included in the parameter a. Obviously, Ev,μvhAnd 1/A both have stress dependencies, for which the stress dependency is characterized using a stress-dependent model:
Figure GDA0003732394330000102
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in the formula K1To K9For different model parameters, the meaning of the other parameters is as described above.
The expressions (7) to (9) respectively represent the vertical dynamic modulus of resilience EvPoisson ratio mu in vertical planevhAnd the stress dependence model of parameter A, while the horizontal dynamic modulus of resilience EhAnd Poisson's ratio μ in the horizontal planehhCan be respectively passed through the formula α2=Eh/EvAnd α = μhhvhAnd (4) calculating to obtain the product.
By repeatedly loading the triaxial test, the model parameter K in (9) to (11) is subjected to1~K9Performing nonlinear fitting to obtain Ev,μvhAnd 1/A. α can be represented by a = (1- μ)hh)/Eh=(1-αμvh)/(α2Ev) Solving and further solving for Eh,μhh
Compared with the stress dependence of the dynamic rebound modulus in the field, the stress dependence of the dynamic rebound modulus and the dependence of the Poisson ratio and the orthotropic are considered in the stress dependence model of the dynamic rebound mechanical characteristic parameters of the aggregate, and the introduced three-parameter stress dependence model not only represents the dynamic rebound modulus, but also can be used for representing the Poisson ratio and the orthotropic parameters. The obtained nonlinear prediction model of the granules can predict the vertical dynamic resilience modulus, the horizontal dynamic resilience characteristic, the poisson ratio in a vertical plane, the poisson ratio in a horizontal plane and the orthotropic degree of the granules at any stress level. Meanwhile, the stress dependence and the orthotropic problem of the granules are solved, the currently common granule characteristic research method is improved and deepened, and the scientificity and the rationality of the value of the mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules are improved.
In some embodiments of the present invention, when performing the parametric regression analysis, the adopted parametric regression analysis method is to perform nonlinear multi-parameter regression analysis on the stress-dependent model according to the results obtained by the dynamic triaxial test performed under different stress values in the stress loading sequence and the corresponding stress values, so as to determine the parameter values of the stress-dependent model. And replacing parameters in the stress dependence model with the obtained parameter values to obtain a prediction model of the nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters. The fitted correlation coefficient R can also be calculated in the nonlinear multi-parameter regression analysis process2And performing correlation verification on the prediction result of the obtained prediction model to verify the accuracy of the prediction result.
In some embodiments of the present invention, a granular material having a certain gradation (distribution of particle size) is selected, compacted at a specific water content to form a cylindrical test piece having a diameter of 4 times or more the maximum diameter of the granular material and a height-to-diameter ratio of 1 to 3, and a dynamic triaxial test is performed using the test piece.
The following is a specific example illustrating a specific operation procedure of the method for obtaining the dynamic rebound mechanical characteristic parameter of the pellet of the present invention.
Selecting granules with the maximum nominal grain diameter of 19mm, and compacting and molding under the optimal water content of 7.5%. Specifically, the pellets may be compacted using a 4.54kg drop weight falling freely from a height of 457 mm. In order to ensure the compaction effect, the test piece is compacted by layering, the thickness of each layer is 50mm, and the test piece is hammered for 50 times. Finally, the mixture is compacted and formed into a cylindrical pellet test piece with the diameter of 100mm and the height of 200 mm.
The stress loading sequence shown in the table 1 is selected according to the material characteristics and engineering requirements to carry out the repeated loading dynamic triaxial test of the multi-stage stress level. Vertical stress tau applied during the testvAnd horizontal stress σhSee columns 2 and 3, respectively, of table 1; and maintaining the vertical stress sigmavAnd horizontal stress σhApplying stress disturbance to the test piece under the condition of no change, wherein the applied disturbance stress is respectively maintaining horizontal stress
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Invariably (
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0), applying a vertical stress increment
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Forming a compressive stress state; applying a negative horizontal stress increment
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By simultaneous application of a vertical stress increment
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And satisfy
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Forming a shear stress state; applying a horizontal stress increment
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While applying a negative vertical stress increment
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A tensile stress state is formed. The applied stress increments are shown in columns 4 through 9, respectively, of table 1. During the dynamic triaxial test, the two ends of the test piece are lubricated by adopting a method of 'plastic film + lubricant' so as to eliminate the influence of end effects on the test result in the test process.
TABLE 1 Multi-stage stress level repeated loading triaxial test recording table
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Recording the horizontal displacement and the vertical displacement of the test piece under different stress levels in the test process, and calculating the horizontal strain epsilonbAnd vertical value of the strain εa
Stress-dependent model for dynamic rebound mechanical property parameters of introduced aggregates
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Using this model to characterize the vertical dynamic modulus of restitution EvPoisson's ratio mu in the vertical planevhAnd the stress dependence of parameter A, as shown in the following formulas:
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respectively carrying out multi-parameter fitting on the above formula by adopting nonlinear regression (specifically, carrying out nonlinear fitting by using a Solver program in Excel), so that the error between the calculated strain and the measured strain obtained by calculating the formula 6 is minimum, and the dynamic modulus of elasticity E is obtainedvPoisson ratio muvhAnd parameter a the parameters of the stress model are shown in table 2.
TABLE 2 dynamic rebound mechanics Properties parameters
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The model parameters in Table 2 are used to replace the parameters k in the above formula1To k is9Obtaining the following nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction models:
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the comparison of the predicted strain and the measured strain obtained by using the above prediction model is shown in fig. 2, and it can be seen from fig. 2 that the predicted strain and the measured strain are well matched. Coefficient of correlation R2The dynamic characteristic parameter prediction model is more than 99%, and the obtained nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model has high accuracy and reliability. By usingThe prediction model is used for predicting the nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters, and the prediction result is accurate and reasonable.
In conclusion, the invention provides a method for conveniently and quickly acquiring dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of granules. According to the method for obtaining the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of the granules, a certain stress disturbance is applied under different stress levels through the stress increment constitutive equation to respectively reach a compression state, a shearing state and a stretching state, so that stress paths are enriched, and the stress state is closer to an actual state. In the stress disturbance process, a certain stress increment is applied to the test piece under different stress levels, and in the small stress increment, the granules are in the linear elasticity category, so that the stress increment equation is met, the tangent modulus value of the granules is obtained, and the method is more scientific and reasonable. The invention introduces an orthotropic parameter alpha to satisfy the alpha2=Eh/EvAnd α = μhhvh. The orthotropic stress increment constitutive equation can represent the orthotropic of materials and reduce unknown numbers in the stress increment constitutive equation. The method can not only characterize the orthotropic of the material, but also reduce the unknown number in the stress increment constitutive equation. The three-parameter stress dependence model used in the invention not only represents the dynamic resilience modulus, but also can be used for representing Poisson's ratio and orthotropic parameters. The obtained nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model can predict the dynamic resilience modulus, the Poisson ratio and the orthotropic degree under various stress levels. Meanwhile, the problems of stress dependence and orthotropic of the granules are solved, the current granule material characteristic research method is improved and deepened, and the scientificity and reasonability of the value of the granule mechanical characteristic parameters in the civil engineering structural design are improved.
In the description herein, references to the description of the term "one embodiment," "some embodiments," or "an implementation" or the like are intended to mean that a particular feature in connection with the embodiment or implementation is included in at least one embodiment or implementation of the present invention. The above-described schematic representations of terms are not necessarily intended to be the same embodiment or implementation. Furthermore, the particular features described may be combined in any suitable manner in any one or more of the embodiments or implementations. Furthermore, those of skill in the art may combine and combine features of different embodiments or implementations and features of different embodiments or implementations in this specification without contradiction.
The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above in detail, but the present invention is not limited thereto. Within the scope of the technical idea of the invention, many simple modifications can be made to the technical solution of the invention, including various technical features being combined in any other suitable way, and these simple modifications and combinations should also be regarded as the disclosure of the invention, and all fall within the scope of the invention.

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1. A method for obtaining dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters of granules is characterized by comprising the following steps:
1) Deducing a stress increment constitutive equation of the granules, and determining a stress loading sequence comprising a stress level, a corresponding horizontal stress increment and a corresponding vertical stress increment according to the equation so as to improve a dynamic triaxial test scheme;
2) Carrying out a dynamic triaxial test on the granular material test piece according to the stress loading sequence, recording the stress increment of each stress level in the stress loading sequence, measuring the corresponding horizontal deformation and vertical deformation, and calculating the horizontal strain increment and vertical strain increment;
3) Introducing a stress dependence model of dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters, wherein the stress dependence model is as follows:
Figure FDA0003732394320000011
in the formula, Y is a dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter of the granules;
Pais at standard atmospheric pressure;
I1a first invariant tensor of stress;
τoctoctahedral shear stress;
k1,k2,k3is a model parameter;
4) Performing parameter regression analysis, determining model parameters, and obtaining a nonlinear dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameter prediction model;
the dynamic resilience mechanical characteristic parameters comprise dynamic resilience modulus, poisson ratio and orthotropic parameters, and the stress level comprises confining pressure and bias stress.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the confining pressure is 10-150kPa; the bias stress is 10-600kPa.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the stress delta does not exceed 10% of the stress level.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein under the stress loading sequence, the pellets are in a compressed state, a shear state, and a tensile state, respectively.
5. The method according to claim 1, wherein in step 1), the stress increment constitutive equation is:
Figure FDA0003732394320000021
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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alpha is an orthotropic parameter and satisfies alpha2=Eh/EvAnd α = μhhvh
ΔσhIs the horizontal stress increment;
Δσvis a vertical stress increment;
Δεhis the horizontal strain increment;
Δεvis the vertical strain increment;
μhhis the poisson's ratio in the horizontal plane, i.e. the horizontal stress causes strain in the horizontal direction;
μvhis the poisson's ratio in the vertical plane, i.e. the strain in the horizontal direction caused by vertical stress;
Ehthe dynamic resilience modulus is horizontal;
Evis the vertical dynamic modulus of resilience.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein in step 1), the stress loading sequence includes 6-12 sets of stress values.
7. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that in step 3) the stress-dependent model is a stress-dependent model based on body stress and shear stress; the bulk stress is a first invariant tensor of stress, and the shear stress is an octahedral shear stress.
8. The method according to claim 1, wherein in the step 4), the method of parametric regression analysis is to perform nonlinear multi-parameter regression on the stress-dependent model according to the results of dynamic triaxial tests performed under different stress states in the stress loading sequence to determine the model parameters.
9. The method of any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the pellet specimen is compacted from the pellets; the granular material test piece is a cylindrical test piece with the diameter more than 4 times of the maximum grain diameter of the granular material and the height diameter ratio of 1-3.
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