Mechanical Soil Database—Part I: Impact of Bulk Density and Organic Matter on Precompression Stress and Consequences for Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity [PDF]
The mechanical strength of agricultural soils depends on many soil properties and functions. The database, “soil strength and consequences for sustainable land use and soil management SOILMECHDAT-Kiel”, originates from the “Horn Research Group” includes ...
Richard Schroeder +4 more
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Comparison of Methods for Determining Precompression Stress Based on Computational Simulation [PDF]
There are many methods for determining precompression stress (σp), whose value is affected by the slope of the soil compression curve. This study was designed to evaluate the hypothesis that for a certain compression curve all methods used to determine ...
Anderson Rodrigo da Silva +1 more
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Estimation of precompression stress in an Ultisol cultivated with sugarcane [PDF]
Compressive soil properties are typically used for the understanding of compaction process. As an alternative to laboratory tests, pedo-transfer functions have been used to estimate the mechanical behaviour of soil as a function of soil physical ...
Pericles M. B. Mendes +5 more
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The intensive agricultural machinery traffic to which soils under coffee crops are exposed may cause significant changes in soil structure. The goals of this study were to: a) characterize the spatial variability of precompression stress (σp) and ...
Karina Marie Kamimura +5 more
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Precompression stress and compression index depend on the property used to represent the soil deformation in the compression curve [PDF]
: During linear deformation (h) in a soil sample, the variation of the void ratio with respect to deformation (dε/dh) and the respective variation of soil bulk density (dρ/dh) are identical only for a specific value of h. Consequently, if two compression
Paulo Ivonir Gubiani +4 more
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Calculation of the compression index and precompression stress from soil compression test data
Abstract When compressing soil, there is a characteristic relationship between compressive stress and volume change that can be used to define important soil mechanical properties. Two defining features can be determined – the compression index (Cc – the modulus of the slope of the linear virgin compression curve) and the precompression stress (
W R Whalley, C W Watts, Paul D Hallett
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A Novel Method for Estimating Soil Precompression Stress from Uniaxial Confined Compression Tests
Core Ideas A new numerical method could detect the point of maximum curvature in the stress–strain relationship.
Mathieu Lamandé +2 more
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To reveal the influence of coupled effects of dry-wet cycling and precompression stress (CEDWCPS) on the damage evolution of limestone with horizontal fissure (LHF), a series of degradation and uniaxial compression tests were conducted, and a ...
Shunbo Zhang +4 more
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Current limitations and future research needs for predicting soil precompression stress: A synthesis of available data [PDF]
Precompression stress, compression index, and swelling index are used for characterizing the compressive behavior of soils, and are essential soil properties for establishing decision support tools to reduce the risk of soil compaction. Because measurements are time-consuming, soil compressive properties are often derived through pedotransfer functions.
Thomas Keller, Loraine Ten Damme
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Machinery traffic and animal trampling can deform the soil and, consequently, impair soil pore functioning. This study aimed to evaluate how soil structure affects the compressibility, physical properties and air permeability of a Typic Paleudalf under ...
Luis Eduardo Akiyoshi Sanches Suzuki +4 more
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