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Hysteresis modelling of rainfall-induced deformation of mudstone sandstone slopes. [PDF]
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Improving engineering properties of laterite soil using eco-friendly biopolymers: a study on strength and compressibility. [PDF]
Sci RepEbid AM, Banne S, Bobade SU, Sorate R.
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Study on the characteristics of spatial distribution of nitrogen, phosphorus, iron and manganese in drinking water sources: a case study of Hefei, China. [PDF]
Sci RepChen FR, Xie HM, Sun YM.
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Civil Engineering Magazine, 2007
Research conducted as part of the construction of a highway in the Chinese autonomous region of Guangxi Zhuangzu led to the development of several techniques for stabilizing embankments and cut slopes containing subgrade that primarily consists of expansive soil.
He-Ping Yang, Jian-Long Zheng, Rui Zhang
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Research conducted as part of the construction of a highway in the Chinese autonomous region of Guangxi Zhuangzu led to the development of several techniques for stabilizing embankments and cut slopes containing subgrade that primarily consists of expansive soil.
He-Ping Yang, Jian-Long Zheng, Rui Zhang
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2018
In this chapter, the elastoplastic framework for the volumetric behavior of soils developed in Chapters 8 and 9 is extended to account for the case of expansive soils. The hydraulic behavior of the soil is simulated using the porous-solid model developed in Chapter 4.
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In this chapter, the elastoplastic framework for the volumetric behavior of soils developed in Chapters 8 and 9 is extended to account for the case of expansive soils. The hydraulic behavior of the soil is simulated using the porous-solid model developed in Chapter 4.
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Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, 1974
Numerous man-made structures around the world have been subjected to considerable damage due to differential heave from moisture absorbed by expansive clay foundation soils. It has been estimated that the annual cost of damage from expansive soils in the United States alone is $2.3 billion. The actual heave is a function of many factors, e.g., climatic
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Numerous man-made structures around the world have been subjected to considerable damage due to differential heave from moisture absorbed by expansive clay foundation soils. It has been estimated that the annual cost of damage from expansive soils in the United States alone is $2.3 billion. The actual heave is a function of many factors, e.g., climatic
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Study of Expansive Soils and Residential Foundations on Expansive Soils in Arizona
Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities, 2011Construction on expansive soils is challenging and thus prone to some problems and litigation. The engineering community makes extensive use of local experience and empirical procedures to address these problems. Although there has been extensive study of expansive soils and foundations on expansive soils, data related to performance of residential ...
Sandra L. Houston +4 more
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Soil–environment interactions modelling for expansive soils
Environmental Geotechnics, 2016Water content and matric suction changes in unsaturated expansive soils due to environmental variations contribute to the overall volume changes (shrinkage or swelling). The soil movements cause tilt in trees, highway surfaces, building foundations and pipelines and pose problems to the functionality of the infrastructure.
Hana Adem, Sai Vanapalli
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Expansive soils: TRL’s research strategy
2020This paper describes some aspects of a TRL programme of research on expansive soils. The aim of the research programme was to provide practising engineers with guidance on design and construction of roads built on or with expansive soils. Particular emphasis was placed on the development of improved identification procedures, both in the laboratory and
C.S. Gourley, D. Newill, H.D. Schreiner
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