Modified Cam-Clay Model: Geomechanics

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Explores the Modified Cam-Clay Model, focusing on its critical state concept and strain hardening.

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Covers plastic flow, elastic domain, yield function, hardening rule, and stress-strain relationship in hardening elasto-plasticity models.

Explores seismic design principles, including conventional and capacity design of structures, failure modes, and plastic mechanisms.

Delves into the environmental impact of plastic pollution and the lifecycle of plastics.

Explores physically based constitutive models, focusing on high strain rate behavior and the role of thermal energy in dislocation motion.

Explores stiffness coefficients, buckling modes, frame stability, and internal force calculations in metal structures.

Explores the use of adjuvants in concrete and the development of new concrete technologies.

Covers the success, challenges, and production processes of plastics, including recycling issues and the concept of circular economy.

Compares bio-plastic and traditional plastic, emphasizing the importance of environmental impact assessment and decision-making processes.