The invention discloses a collapsible
loess foundation stress-strain simulating method for an overhead
transmission line. The collapsible
loess foundation stress-strain simulating method for the overhead
transmission line comprises the following steps: (1) according to results of an indoor
compression test and a constant-pressure consolidated undrained test of a saturated remoulded
loess sample, measuring and recording average stress or axial stress of the tests, and drawing an e-lgp curve of the indoor
compression test and a soil body stress-strain relationship curve and an lnv-lnp curve of the constant-pressure consolidated undrained test; (2) respectively determining the early consolidation stress of a soil body and
material constants and the like involved in a constitutive model boundary
surface equation, and obtaining a boundary
surface equation of remoulded soil by utilizing a modified
Cam-Clay model; (3) controlling the size of a
yield surface and the change of a central position by adopting an associated flow rule and combining isotropic hardening and kinematic hardening rules, and solving
plasticity modulus and determining a constitutive model through interpolation calculation of the distance between a current
stress point and an image
stress point; (4) selecting suitable soil body parameters and a
state variable initial value to make a
simulation result accord with the result of an undisturbed soil constant-pressure consolidated undrained shear test.