D modeling ============== We recall that modeling D concerns the use of model MCC [:ref:`r7.01.48 `]. It is characterized by: * A hydrostatic compression path in drained condition up to a pressure equal to :math:`2` MPa. * An undrained path by maintaining lateral stresses on the sample while imposing a vertical compression displacement. Characteristics of modeling ----------------------------------- Same as modeling A. Tested sizes and results ------------------------------ At moment :math:`t=2`, at the end of an undrained load path, the components :math:`\sigma'_{xx}` and :math:`\sigma'_{zz}` of the effective stress tensor, and water pressure :math:`PRE1`, are tested at node NO8. The reference values are non-regression values. .. list-table:: Valeurs de :math:`\sigma'_{xx}=\sigma'_{yy}`. *-**Size** - **Moment** - **Reference** - **Aster code** * - :math:`\sigma'_{xx}` - :math:`2` - No regression - :math:`-804134` Not * - :math:`\sigma'_{zz}` - :math:`2` - No regression - :math:`-2017717` Not * - :math:`PRE1` - :math:`2` - No regression - :math:`1195865` Not :numref:`v7.31.122-modelisation_D` shows the path of the effective stresses in their meridian plane, where: .. math:: \ sigma'_m=\ frac {\ mathrm {tr} (\ boldsymbol {\ sigma} ')} {3},\ quad\ sigma'_ {eq} =\ sqrt {\ frac {3} {tr} {tr} (\ boldsymbol {\ sigma} '-\ sigma'_m\ boldsymbol {I}) :(\ boldsymbol {\ sigma}) :(\ boldsymbol {\ sigma}) :(\ boldsymbol {\ sigma}) :(\ boldsymbol {\ sigma} '-\ sigma'_m\ boldsymbol {I})} The load is hydrostatic up to stress :math:`-\sigma'_m=2` MPa (drained isotropic compression phase). Then, during undrained loading, the diverter becomes non-zero and plastic flow occurs very early. The stress path joins the critical state line of equation :math:`\sigma'_{eq}+M(\sigma'_m-\sigma_0)=0` [:ref:`r7.01.48 `] _ during which the mean effective pressure :math:`-\sigma'_m` decreases. This path is similar to that obtained with modeling A. .. _v7.31.122-modelisation_D: .. figure:: images/figure_modelisation_D.svg :align: center :width: 960 :height: 360 Equivalent stress response and effective stress path in the meridian plane (D modeling).