Shear Modulus and Damping Ratio of Sand–Gravel Mixtures Over a Wide Strain Range

JOURNAL OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING(2019)

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Abstract
A total of 153 cyclic triaxial tests were performed on 19 sand-gravel mixtures over the strain range of 10(-5)-10(-2), which shows that the particle characteristics have significant influence on the small-strain shear-modulus G(0), shear modulus reduction G/G(0,) and damping ratio lambda. An improved Hardin's equation for the G(0) was proposed to consider the effects of particle characteristics and consolidation state. Furthermore, the KZM model correlation was improved to characterize the G/G(0) curve. A four-parameter equation of lambda with parent rock type, particle gradation, and consolidation condition was also introduced to characterize the lambda curve.
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Small Strain Modulus,Shear Modulus Reduction,Damping Ratio,Sand-Gravel Mixtures,Consolidation Condition,Particle Characteristics
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