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.Hamdollahi Y, fakhr A, .Pahlavan B. Modification of non-linear model of Fahey for coarsegrained
soils of Tehran, using pressuremeter tests. MCEJ 2010; 10 (3)
URL: http://mcej.modares.ac.ir/article-16-523-en.html
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Abstract
The stiffness of soils is not constant and it is highly strain dependent. Some nonlinear models such as
Fahey's model for sands have been proposed for sands but these models can not be the representative of the
behavior of most coarse-grained soils such as alluvial sediments of Tehran.
In this paper, firstly some data of deformation modulus of several coarse-grained soils such as Tehran's soil
are presented as a function of strain. Then the weakness of nonlinear models such as Fahey's model in
predicting the behavior of these kind of geo-materials is presented. In next step, a new proposed model,
which is in fact a type of corrected Fahey model, is explained and then a comparison is done for Tehran
soil. The foundation of Milad tower is modeled using FLAC software incorporating new model and then
calculated settlement is compared with measured one using micro-geodetic method.
Keywords: Nonlinear stiffness, Fahey's model, Shear modulus, Nonlinear behavior, Pressuremeter, Coarse-grained soils
Received: 2007/06/4 | Accepted: 2010/05/4 | Published: 2011/03/5
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