Unsaturated Soils: Research & ApplicationsUnsaturated Soils: Research and Applications contains 247 papers presented at 6th International Conference on Unsaturated Soils (UNSAT2014, Sydney, Australia, 2-4 July 2014). The two volumes provide an overview of recent experimental and theoretical advances in a wide variety of topics related to unsaturated soil mechanics:- Unsaturated Soil Behavi |
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A1 ) , xw is the boundary of the soil layer below the frost front , T is the temperature at location x . , I is the mean ice content in the current frozen fringe . The mass conservation at xb requires that the water flow to xp equals ...
A1 ) , xw is the boundary of the soil layer below the frost front , T is the temperature at location x . , I is the mean ice content in the current frozen fringe . The mass conservation at xb requires that the water flow to xp equals ...
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bk ρwg x + ( b w − x) ku + (A9) where Λ denotes the effective value to be determined, of h is the the ith layer, total thickness, h i is the thickness layer. and Λ i is the parameter of the ith The thermal conductivity of a soil ...
bk ρwg x + ( b w − x) ku + (A9) where Λ denotes the effective value to be determined, of h is the the ith layer, total thickness, h i is the thickness layer. and Λ i is the parameter of the ith The thermal conductivity of a soil ...
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Parameter Units cm Number of material layers Total depth of the soil profile Number of temperature intervals at the cold ... Bottom position of the soil layer Thermal conductivity of soil solids Water content by dry weight % Dry density ...
Parameter Units cm Number of material layers Total depth of the soil profile Number of temperature intervals at the cold ... Bottom position of the soil layer Thermal conductivity of soil solids Water content by dry weight % Dry density ...
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Specimens were compacted in five layers, and each layer was statically compacted using a 12 mm diameter plunger to a vertical stress of 300 kPa. The procedure, with the initial water content of about 26% and the number of blows per ...
Specimens were compacted in five layers, and each layer was statically compacted using a 12 mm diameter plunger to a vertical stress of 300 kPa. The procedure, with the initial water content of about 26% and the number of blows per ...
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Samples were prepared by static compaction in layers at the optimum water content of 12%, to obtain dry densities between 1918 kg/m3 and 1947 kg/m3. The optimum water content was determined according to the light Proctor method and was ...
Samples were prepared by static compaction in layers at the optimum water content of 12%, to obtain dry densities between 1918 kg/m3 and 1947 kg/m3. The optimum water content was determined according to the light Proctor method and was ...
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Constitutive modelling | 283 |
Numerical modelling | 479 |
Micro and macro structure | 667 |
Small strain and dynamic response | 747 |
Thermal effects8212desiccation | 805 |
Shrink8212swell | 867 |
Water retention characteristics | 939 |
Unsaturated flow and hydraulic conductivity | 1045 |
Slope stability | 1225 |
Shear strength | 1299 |
Field studies | 1357 |
Instrumentation and experimental techniques | 1529 |
Retaining structures foundations and pavements | 1755 |
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