Easy Dilatation of Material Problem

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In summary, the dilatation of a rock that is 60% porous and subjected to large pressure closing the pore spaces would be 0.936, calculated as (1-.4^3)/1. However, for a more accurate representation, the dilatation should be expressed as ΔlnV and for this case, it would be ln(0.4)=-0.9162917.
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Homework Statement


Given that a rock is 60% porous, and if it's subjected to a large pressure that closes the pore spaces of the rock, what is the dilatation


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dilatation = ΔV/Vo= εxx + εyy + εzz

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Is this problem as easy as it states? If the rock shrinks by 50%, such that the pore spaces close, then the dilatation would be (1-.4^3)/1 = 0.936. So would dilatation be 0.936?, where (1-.4^3) represents the change in volume?

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For a large deformation like this, the dilatation should really be expressed as ΔlnV. For this case, it is ln(0.4)=-0.916
 
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