- true
cohesion is
caused by following:
Electrostatic forces in
stiff overconsolidated clays (which may be lost
through weathering)
Cementing by Fe2O3, Ca...
- logarithm). Cc can be
replaced by Cr (the
recompression index) for use in
overconsolidated soils where the
final effective stress is less than the preconsolidation...
- and
South Carolina. It is
overconsolidated and
highly fossiliferous. The
Yorktown is
composed largely of
overconsolidated sand and clay with abundant...
-
large pressure and has been
subsequently unloaded is
considered to be
overconsolidated. The
maximum past
vertical effective stress is
termed the preconsolidation...
- (stress history).
State can be
described by
terms such as: loose, dense,
overconsolidated,
normally consolidated, stiff, soft, contractive, dilative, etc. structure:...
- PhD)
degree in 1987 with his
thesis titled "A
constitutive model for
overconsolidated clays with
application to the
cyclic loading of
friction piles". His...
- stress, pre-compaction stress, and
preload stress. A soil is
called overconsolidated if the
current effective stress acting on the soil is less than the...
-
during severe deformation of
ductile materials. As an example, a soil (
overconsolidated silty-clay)
specimen is
shown in Fig. 1,
after an
axialsymmetric compression...
- '}
expression than the
superiority of the
refined expression. For
overconsolidated soils,
Mayne &
Kulhawy suggested the
following expression:...
- (BBC). Over this are thin
layers of sand, gravel, and fill. The BBC is
overconsolidated up to a
depth of
approximately 70 feet (20 m; 10 sm). The substructure...
