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This paper presents an overview of theoretical and computational aspects of consolidation problem in elasto-plastic porous media. The constitutive model is a two-phase continuum consisting of an elasto-plastic porous soil matrix saturated by a viscous pore-fluid. In the finite elastic regime the porous soil is modeled by a Simo-Pister law, while the plastic behaviour is described by a ``single-surface yield function and by a non-associated flow rule. Using the finite element method with quadratic shape functions for solid displacement and with linear shape functions for seepage velocity and fluid pressure, the authors obtain a numerical solution for plane strain consolidation problem. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0869.00055].
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