An implicit material point-to-rigid body contact approach for large deformation soil-structure interaction [dataset]

Bird, Robert (Durham University, United Kingdom); Coombs, William M. (Durham University, United Kingdom); Augarde, Charles E (Durham University, United Kingdom); Brown, Michael J. (University of Dundee); Carter, Gareth (British Geological Survey); Pretti, Giuliano (Durham University, United Kingdom); Macdonald, Catriona (British Geological Survey); Johnson, Kirstin  (British Geological Survey); Sharif, Yaseen U. (University of Dundee)

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An implicit material point-to-rigid body contact approach for large deformation soil-structure interaction [dataset] Open Access

Modelling the interaction between rigid and deformable bodies holds significant relevance in geotechnical engineering, particularly in scenarios involving stiff engineering objects interacting with highly deformable material such as soil. These processes are challenging due to the combined nonlinear mechanisms including large deformation, elasto-plasticity, and contact with friction. For highly deformable material, the Material Point Method is a natural choice over the Finite Element Method due to its ability to handle large deformations without remeshing by carrying material information at points. This paper uses the Implicit General Interpolation Material Point Method (GIMPM) to demonstrate a new approach for modelling this type of interaction, and exploits the GIMPM's inherent definition of the boundary of a deformable domain to formulate a consistent contact formulation, negating the need for boundary reconstruction. The formulation is demonstrated through validations and comparisons to alternative methods for simulating contact. The combination of the contact formulation with an implicit framework is shown to be an efficient method for modelling geotechnical problems. The proposed method exhibits optimal convergence for contact problems, accurately captures stick-slip Coulomb friction, and ensures consistent stress fields at the contact surface of a rigid body.

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Resource type: Dataset
Contributors: Creator: Bird, Robert ¹
Data curator: Bird, Robert ¹
Editor: Bird, Robert ¹
Editor: Pretti, Giuliano ¹
Editor: Coombs, William M. ¹
Editor: Augarde, Charles E ¹
Editor: Sharif, Yaseen U. ²
Editor: Brown, Michael J. ²
Editor: Carter, Gareth ³
Editor: Macdonald, Catriona ³
Editor: Johnson, Kirstin ³

¹ Durham University, United Kingdom
² University of Dundee
³ British Geological Survey
Funder: Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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Keyword: Material point method
Contact
Implicit
Soil-structure interaction
Large deformation mechanics
Subject: Material point method
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Identifier: ark:/32150/r1tt44pm87t
doi:10.15128/r1tt44pm87t
Rights: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY)
Publisher: Durham University
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