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Steady-state solution for cylindrical penetrometers
Assaf Klar,
Shmulik Pinkert
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Penetrometer
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Soil Strength
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Strength Anisotropy
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Steady-state Solution
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Finite Element Simulation
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Calculation Time
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Material Properties
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Numerical Solution
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Topological Order
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Spatial Distribution
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Information Flow
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Value-based
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Discretized
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Strength Field
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Large Displacement
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Plastic Flow
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Strain Path
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Anisotropy Strength
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Path Method
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Soil Elements
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Strong Law
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Strength Degradation
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Moving Frame of Reference
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Stationary Frame
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Anisotropy Characteristics
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Field Equations
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Flow Problems
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Rigid-plastic Material
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Execution Order
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Weighting Method
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T-bar Penetrometer
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Full-flow Penetrometer
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Degrading Strains
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Strain Rate Effect
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Streamline Method
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Rigid Body Rotation
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Element Distortion
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Small Strain
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Interface Strength
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Engineering
State Solution
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Streamlines
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Numerical Solution
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Good Agreement
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Spatial Distribution
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Rigid Structure
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Finite Element Simulation
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Plastic Flow
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Interface Strength
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Field Strength
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Field Equation
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Rigid Plastic
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Strain Path
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Body Rotation
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Element Distortion
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Strain Rate Effect
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Moving Frame
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Great Influence
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Flow Problem
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Strength Degradation
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