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Publikováno v:
Geotechnical Testing Journal. 19:164
This paper presents the results of a series of displacement-controlled cyclic axial loading tests of model jacked piles in dry calcareous sand. The tests were conducted using a large test facility comprising a test chamber 1.0 m in internal diameter
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Geotechnical Testing Journal. 18:350
Many interface and sand-to-sand direct shear tests have been performed with a constant normal stiffness to investigate the effects of interface roughness, normal stiffness, soil relative density, initial normal stress, and cyclic displacement amplitu
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Geotechnical Testing Journal. 16:550
Two series of tests were performed on calcareous and silica sands in different test chamber sizes and with different base conditions to investigate the influence of test chamber boundary conditions on model pile foundation behavior. The first series
Autor:
HG Poulos, HB Harrison
Publikováno v:
Historical Records of Australian Science. 9:270
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Geotechnical Testing Journal. 15:138
This paper examines the static and cyclic behavior of different types of carbonate sediments and one type of silica sand under direct shear test conditions. For both static and cyclic loading, the effects of interface surface roughness, overburden pr
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Geotechnical Testing Journal. 15:388
An uncemented carbonate sand has been subjected to cyclic loading in a modified shearbox apparatus under constant normal load and constant normal stiffness conditions. The behaviour in the tests using a constant normal stiffness shows many similariti
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Geotechnical Testing Journal. 2:121
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Geotechnical Testing Journal. 1:102
This paper presents results of a series of tests in which undrained and drained strength and deformation parameters are normalized with respect to initial vertical effective strain and related to overconsolidation ratio. The validity of the normaliza
Publikováno v:
Soil Research. 7:285
An analysis of the one-dimensional consolidation of a saturated column of soil of finite length is presented. This analysis, which is based on the theory of water movement in one-dimensional swelling systems, makes no assumptions of constancy with re