Anisotropy Soil
Dear all,
I am searching UMAT or numerical algorithm for anisotropic model for soil (clay).
Please give me the link if u have one.
Thank You in advance
Dear all,
I am searching UMAT or numerical algorithm for anisotropic model for soil (clay).
Please give me the link if u have one.
Thank You in advance
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Are "mechanical" properties a subset of "rheological" properties or vice versa? Or do they merely overlap?
Hi
how SPL (sound pressure level) is measuredin a building or roomtest space?
especially I want to know what time is needed for measurement of SPL?
I mean because SPL definition has a time integral, (this quantity is measured in special interval of time)
I need to know how long is needed for measuring SPL ?
in other words what is interval of time integral in definition of SPL?
thanks alot
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