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Effect of Freeze-Thaw Cycles (FTCs) on the Mechanical Behavior of Highway Clay Subgrade Soils Stabilized with Lime and Polypropylene Fibers. [PDF]

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Şengül T, Vitoşoğlu Y.
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Tunnel portal lining behavior in freeze-thaw conditions and innovative anti-freezing insulation structures. [PDF]

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Zhang Y, Tang L, Kong X, Tian S, Ling X, Ma P, Xu P.   +6 more
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Research on the water migration law in ion-adsorbed rare earth ores based on the high-density resistivity method. [PDF]

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Li G, Huang K, Wang H, Wang X, Zou Z, Lu J, Zhou L, Xiao F.   +7 more
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Operational performance research of layered rotary tillage and ridging machine on for the sticky soil using DEM. [PDF]

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Zhang T, Tang X, Dai C, Ren G, Pang Y.
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Characteristics of crack network catastrophe in highly weathered mudstone under hydro-mechanical disturbance: a cross-scale damage constitutive framework. [PDF]

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Cui H, Wan W, Ma B, Guo H, Wu H.
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Enhancing shear strength of sandy soil using zein biopolymer

Quadri Olakunle Babatunde, Hong Ju Kim, Yong‐Hoon Byun   +2 more
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Effects of Displacement Piles for Dike Reinforcement on Adjacent Buildings. [PDF]

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Ahmad M, Brinkgreve RBJ, Jonkman SN.
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The influence of clayey soil hardpan layers in turbid plumes from water flow. [PDF]

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Yuan YZ, Zhu Z, Zheng C, Zheng Y, Xu H.
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Effect of rate on soil shear strength and soil-metal friction I. Shear strength

Soil and Tillage Research, 1983
Abstract The effect of deformation rate on the shear strength of a sandy and a clay soil has been examined in a new laboratory rig designed to shear soil in the range equivalent to 0.0015-5 m/s sliding speed. Soil cohesion was found to vary logarithmically with deformation rate over a wide range of moisture contents.
J STAFFORD, D TANNER
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Soil shear strength: Its measurement and soil detachability

CATENA, 1989
Abstract Recent research on soil erosion mechanics has pointed out that the condition at which rill flow becomes erosive is controlled by soil surface shear strength ( TORRI et al. 1987a , RAUWS & GOVERS 1988) . Also splash detachment processes are strictly linked to soil shear strength as shown by NEARING & BRADFORD (1985) , TORRI et al. (1987b) .
F. Brunori, M.C. Penzo, D. Torri
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