Study on Algorithm of Improved Modified Cambridge Model Calculation Accuracy

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Roscoe and Burland set the yield surface of the Cambridge model to elliptic and concluded modified Cambridge model. In this paper, the model has been improved and got the accuracy of the elastic-plastic matrix improvement model, by using the Cambridge model to calculate the volumetric strain and shear strain of soil theoreically and inculcating CU triaxial tests to measure the corresponding soil volumetric strain and shear strain and applying least squares theory to simulate the ratio of theoretical calculations and experimental results.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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204-207

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December 2014

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