双轴压缩条件下散粒体的二维孔隙分布及演化规律研究_刘洋.pdf

DOI 10.11779/CJGE201503013 Voronoi–Delaunay TU44 A 1000 4548(2015)03 0494 10 (1979 ) E-mail: ly-ocean@ Distribution and evolution of pore structure in 2D granular materials under biaxial compression LIU Yang, WANG Cheng-lin, ZHANG Duo (Department of Civil Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China) Abstract : The numerical models for ideal granular with different densities are established using the discrete element method to examine the distribution and evolution of pore structure in 2D granular materials under biaxial compression. The voronoi–Delaunay tessellations are adopted to divide the space into Voronoi regions and the irregularly shaped pore geometry is quantified with a best-fitting ellipse with the aid of the boundary-based method. The micro-mechanism of deformation of granular materials is analyzed according to the evolution of representative single pore. It is found that the pore-size distribution of numerical specimens exhibits a bimodal nature with two peaks occurring at certain pore radius. The pores in samples with different densities show different evolution rules with the increasing strain. The proportion of fine pore increases and that of the macro pore decreases in the loose samples. The evolution of pore structure in dense samples shows exactly the opposite evolution trend. The orientation of the pores is associated with loading direction and the initial densit