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- 2021A dynamic harmonic regression approach for bridge structural health monitoringcitations
- 2019Self compacting concrete from uncontrolled burning of rice husk and blended fine aggregatecitations
- 2019Performance of masonry blocks incorporating Palm Oil Fuel Ashcitations
- 2019High dynamic range image processing for non-destructive-testing
- 2019ROC dependent event isolation method for image processing based assessment of corroded harbour structurescitations
- 2019Suitable Waves for Bender Element Tests: Interpretations, Errors and Modelling Aspectscitations
- 2016Suitable waves for bender element testscitations
- 2016Suitable Waves for Bender Element Tests: Interpretations, Errors and Modelling Aspectscitations
- 2014Performance of masonry blocks incorporating Palm Oil Fuel Ashcitations
- 2014Performance of masonry blocks incorporating Palm Oil Fuel Ashcitations
- 2012Texture Analysis based Detection and Classification of Surface Features on Ageing Infrastructure Elements
- 2011High Dynamic Range image processing for Structural Health Monitoringcitations
- 2007An Image Analysis Based Damage Classification Methodology
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Suitable waves for bender element tests
Abstract
<p>Extensive research on bender element tests has been carried out by many researchers, but precise guidelines for carrying out such tests have not yet been established. It is often recommended that, when using a particular bender element test for the first time on a particular soil to determine its small strain dynamic properties, several methods should be tried and the results compared in order to improve confidence in the results obtained. Demonstrated use of relatively easy analytical models for investigating different scenarios of bender element testing is another aspect that should be further looked into. This paper presents laboratory experiments and dynamic finite element analyses to determine a suitable wave for use in bender element tests in the laboratory to measure small strain shear stiffness (G<sub>max</sub>). The suitability of a distorted sine wave over a continuous sine wave for tests is observed from laboratory experiments and dynamic finite element analyses. The use of simple finite element models for assessing a number of aspects in relation to bender element testing is demonstrated.</p>