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Effect of rainfall on matric suctions in a residual soil slope
Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 1996A slope stability study involving shallow slip surfaces should include the effect of negative pore-water pressures in a slope. A field instrumentation program was carried out to monitor negative pore-water pressure (i.e., in situ matric suction) in a residual soil slope in Singapore.
Rahardjo, Harianto +3 more
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Matric suction characteristics and its influences on the stability of landslide
2011 International Conference on Electric Technology and Civil Engineering (ICETCE), 2011Matric suction has vital influences on the stability of landslide. According to the existed researches, some issues have been researched, such as the measurements and control technique for matric suction of unsaturated soils, the suction influences on strength of unsaturated soils, and the suction mechanism on unsaturated soil of landslide.
null Xiang-hui Hu, null Sheng-guo Cheng
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Soil matric suction as an indicator of the mud flow occurrence
2009The Slano blato landslide is one of the largest landslides in Slovenia with a volume of more than 1 MIO m3. In dry periods the landslide behaves as a group of several slow moving landslides. In wet periods it moves mainly as a viscous earth flow with occurrences of rapid mudflows. The transformation from the slow moving landslide to the much faster mud
Petkovšek A. +4 more
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Effect of Fines and Matric Suction on the Collapsibility of Sandy Soils
2019New geotechnical challenges are encountered due to construction of new urban communities in desert, among which is dealing with collapsible soil formations. Collapsible soils are metastable material, traditionally defined as an unsaturated soil that experiences a radical rearrangement of particles and significant reduction of volume upon wetting.
Mohamed A. Alassal +2 more
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Development of a Soil Matric Suction Direct Measurement Probe
2015This paper presents the development of a soil matric suction direct measurement probe, based on the instrument originally designed at the Imperial College by A. M. Ridley and J.M. Burland. The prototype is capable of measuring suction values up to 1500 kPa with a theoretical resolution of 7.5kPa.
Rodari Germán +3 more
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ON TOTAL, MATRIC AND OSMOTIC SUCTION
Soil Science, 1972J. KRAHN, D. G. FREDLUND
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Matric suction and its effect on the shape stability of 3D printed concrete
Cement and Concrete Research, 2022Jae Hong Kim
exaly
Matric suction of fine sand and its effect on the shape stability of 3D printed cement mortar
Construction and Building Materials, 2022Jae Hong Kim
exaly
Characteristics of matric suction in unequal sized quartz silt during horizontal freezing
Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment, 2022Yupeng Shen, Mo Chen, Shen Yupeng
exaly