Full 3D finite element Cosserat formulation with application in layered structures

By A. Riahi, J. Curran. 2009

90 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials

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In Materials Chemistry

1. Giovanni Grasselli
2. Bryan S. A. Tatone
3. A. Lisjak
4. T. Vietor

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Bryan S. A. Tatone
2. Giovanni Grasselli
3. A. Lisjak
4. T. Vietor
5. Yingxue Song
6. Z. Tang
7. Wei-min Xiao
8. Caichu Xia

Citations in the corpus

• Numerical Modelling of the Anisotropic Mechanical Behaviour of Opalinus Clay at the Laboratory-Scale Using FEM/DEM (2012, methodology): “Traditional formulations of the equivalent continuum approach for anisotropic rocks are the Ubiquitous Joint Model, implemented for example in the commercial code FLAC (Itasca Consulting Group Inc. 2012) and models based on the Cosserat theory (e.g., Adhikary and Dyskin 1998; Riahi and Curran 2009).”