Title
Clay Hypoplasticity (Mašín, 2014)
Description
Clay hypoplasticity is an advanced incrementally non-linear constitutive model proposed by Mašín (2014) based on critical state soil mechanics developed specifically for simulation of fine-grained materials. Its response has been validated using a number single and finite element simulations of various geotechnical problems, both onshore and offshore. When combined with so-called intergranular strain concept (Niemunis and Herle, 1997), it is capable of predicting small strain stiffness degradation and cyclic loading effects.
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Simulation Software Offering This Model
The Abaqus Unified FEA product suite offers powerful and complete solutions for both routine and sophisticated engineering problems covering a vast spectrum of industrial applications.
PLAXIS 2D and 3D are powerful and user friendly finite element package intended for two-dimensional and three-dimensional analyses of deformation and stability in geotechnical engineering and rock mechanics.
This program, based on the finite element method, can model and analyze a wide range of geotechnical problems, including terrain settlement, sheet pile/diaphragm walls, slope stability, excavation analysis.
Tochnog Professional is a free Finite Element program offering a wide variety of geotechnical and mechanical options; modern material laws including the most recent rate independent and viscous hypoplasticity models.
SIGMA/W is a powerful finite element software product for modeling stress and deformation in earth and structural materials. SIGMA/W analyses may range from simple linear elastic simulations to soil-structure interaction problems with nonlinear material models.
Calibration Software Offering This Model
ExCalibre is online tool for automatic calibration of soil constitutive models, adopting a unique model-specific calibration algorithm respecting physical meaning of material parameters. Experimental data are read from a simple Excel spreadhseet template.
Triax is an inhouse element test constitutive model driver developed since 2001 at Charles University and elsewhere by David Mašín and coworkers. It covers wide range of constitutive models and testing conditions.
The SoilTest option is a quick and convenient procedure to simulate basic soil lab tests. It also offers the possibility to optimise model parameters. It works for any model, both standard soil models as well as user-defined models.
Simple Matlab driver running elasto-plastic and hypoplastic models. Rather an education tool than a serious calibration software, but some may find it useful to familiarize with the structure of constitutive model equations and to run simple element test simulations.
Incremental Driver is a single element code developed by Andrzej Niemunis (2007, 2014) for running element tests using constitutive models implemented in umat format.
A dedicated special purpose incremental driver which is able to calculate the results of homogeneous experiments. Both displacement controlled and force controlled experiments can be performed.
Related Downloads
Clay and Sand hypoplasticity UMAT and Plaxis implementations, including UMAT-Plaxis interface
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Download package of Clay and Sand hypoplasticity UMAT and Plaxis implementations, including pre-compiled UMAT-Plaxis interface.
Simple Matlab element test driver running elasto-plastic and hypoplastic models. Programmed in 2012 by Claudio Tamagnini and David Mašín for the ALERT Olek Zienkiewicz Course.
Download package of sand and clay hypoplasticity for GeoSlope SIGMA/W finite element code. Based on umat, comes along with the source code.
Simulation code related to paper "Kadlíček, T. and Mašín, D. (2020). The strength reduction method in clay hypoplasticity. Computers and Geotechnics (in print)".
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Interface to study soil-structure interaction in Plaxis 3D (Clay Hypoplasticity)
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A PhD-level course on hypoplastic constitutive modelling intended for both academia and practitioners.
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Hi, I wanted to ask if the variables/parameters defined in the online Hypoplastic model manual for PLAXIS (https://web.natur.cuni.cz/uhigug/masin/plaxumat/node6.html) are the same for the ABAQUS UMAT? Tags: hypoclay
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The 2014 Masin hypoplasticity for clays has been implemented in Tochnog Professional under guidance of Dr. David Masin. This implementation includes structure, intergranular strains and visco effects. Extensions to the […]
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Hello Prof. Masin,
Is it possible to implement hypoplasticity into ABAQUS by vumat? If so, is there any VUMAT of ABAQUS availble?
Dear Prof. David Masin
Could you provide me Hypoplastic UMAT file used in Abaqus, please?
Sincerely
Naif Mohammed
Hi, it is there inside the downloaded folder. Named umat_hcea.for. Rename the name of the subroutine inside to umat. Regards David
Thank you very much Prof. David Mašín