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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Calcareous salts form weak bonds between particles that soften upon wetting. ... 2008 and Brink, 2011) as it can provide inter-particle bonds holding the structure in a loose arrangement, until wetting reduces the suction. Figure 2.
Calcareous salts form weak bonds between particles that soften upon wetting. ... 2008 and Brink, 2011) as it can provide inter-particle bonds holding the structure in a loose arrangement, until wetting reduces the suction. Figure 2.
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The RCA, RAP, SS and CS with smaller particle sizes, have higher air-entry value, higher water-entry value and lower ... The experimental results also showed that the RCA and RAP with smaller particles sizes have lower values of φ′ and ...
The RCA, RAP, SS and CS with smaller particle sizes, have higher air-entry value, higher water-entry value and lower ... The experimental results also showed that the RCA and RAP with smaller particles sizes have lower values of φ′ and ...
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Permeability functions of steel slag and copper slag. high contents of sand size particles (RCA1, RAP1, SS and CS) decreased significantly at matric suction higher than 1 kPa. As a result, the permeability of the specimen with high ...
Permeability functions of steel slag and copper slag. high contents of sand size particles (RCA1, RAP1, SS and CS) decreased significantly at matric suction higher than 1 kPa. As a result, the permeability of the specimen with high ...
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Figure 11 shows that the recycled materials with bigger particle sizes (RCA2 and RAP2) have higher deviator stress than those with smaller particle sizes (RCA1 and RAP1) at a given matric suction for the same confining pressure.
Figure 11 shows that the recycled materials with bigger particle sizes (RCA2 and RAP2) have higher deviator stress than those with smaller particle sizes (RCA1 and RAP1) at a given matric suction for the same confining pressure.
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This can be attributed to the fact that the particle sizes of RCA2 and RAP2 are larger than those of RCA1 and RAP1. ... area between water menisci and soil particles due to the increase in matric suction (Vanapalli et al., 1996).
This can be attributed to the fact that the particle sizes of RCA2 and RAP2 are larger than those of RCA1 and RAP1. ... area between water menisci and soil particles due to the increase in matric suction (Vanapalli et al., 1996).
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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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