Solution of internal erosion equations by asymptotic expansion

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One dimensional coupled soil internal erosion and consolidation equations are considered in this work for the special case of well determined sand and clay mixtures with a small proportion of clay phase. An enhanced modelling of the effect of erosion on elastic soil behavior was introduced through damage mechanics concepts. A modified erosion law was proposed. The erosion phenomenon taking place inside the soil was shown to act like a perturbation affecting the classical soil consolidation equation. This interpretation has enabled considering an asymptotic expansion of the coupled erosion consolidation equations in terms of a perturbation parameter linked to the maximum expected internal erosion. A robust analytical solution was obtained via direct integration of equations at order zero and an adequate finite difference scheme that was applied at order one. © Owned by the authors, published by EDP Sciences, 2012.

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Yakhlef, F., Khamlichi, A., Bezzazi, M., Parron Vera, M. A., & Dubujet, P. (2012). Solution of internal erosion equations by asymptotic expansion. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 1). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20120110007

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