Published 2025-02-15
Triaxial stress-strain data of granular materials via discrete element modeling
Data source language:
- English
Data reference:
- Qu, T., Di, S., Feng, Y. T., Wang, M., & Zhao, T. (2021). Towards data-driven constitutive modelling for granular materials via micromechanics-informed deep learning. International Journal of Plasticity, 144, 103046.
Contributors of raw data:
- Tongming Qu, Shaocheng Di, Y.T. Feng, Min Wang, Tingting Zhao
Data description:
- All the training data of triaxial testing is provided by discrete element modelling wherein a total of 4037 spherical particles with their radii uniformly distributed between 2mm and 4mm are used to generate the specimens. These specimens are isotropically consolidated to a confining pressure of 200 kPa. The normal and tangential contact stiffnesses are 105 N/m and 5 × 104 N/m, respectively. The interparticle frictional coefficient is 0.5, the particle density is 2600 kg/m3, the local damping coefficient is 0.5.
Keywords and subjects:
- Constitutive models, Stress-strain relations, Triaxial tests, discrete element method
Availability:
- publicly accessible
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