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The first objective is to study the influence of the burial depth and of an imperfection, in the form of a tilt in the inclination of the otherwise straight, laminated beam, on the conditions for the initiation and the development of kink folds. The beam, typical of sedimentary rocks, is layered with weak interfaces between the competent beds, promoting the onset of kinking by their slip. The results are analytical and based on the upper bound approach of the classical limit analysis, referred to as the maximum strength theorem in the absence of any discussion of plasticity. The weak interface strength is described by the Coulomb criterion, whereas the bulk material is also cohesive and frictional but with an additional closure in the compressive stress domain to depict the action of compacting deformation mechanisms. The new twist to the methodology is to extend its application to the development of the failure mode beyond the onset, assuming that the structure finite response is well described by the least upper bound solution. The second objective is to compare in terms of upper bounds three different failure mechanisms which are the compaction band, the reverse fault and the ki

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Author
G. Kampfer; Y.M. Leroy
Publisher
Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier Ltd.; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0022-5096)
Published
2009
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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