Article | REF: C221 V2

Micromechanical constitutive models of geomaterials

Authors: Luc SIBILLE, Félix DARVE

Publication date: September 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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    4. Micro-mechanical constituent relationships

    Micro-mechanical constitutive relations are based on homogenization methods designed to express a behavior law on the macroscopic scale (of the VER) from a description of mechanical behavior on the microscopic scale.

    A distinction is made between periodic homogenization methods, where the material can be represented as a repetition of a typical elementary cell at a given step in space, and so-called "statistical" homogenization methods , where the heterogeneities...

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