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Compaction behaviour of soils

2017
Soil compaction is widely applied in geotechnical engineering practice. It is used to maximise the dry density of soils to reduce subsequent settlement under working loads or to reduce the permeability of soils. The durability and stability of structures are highly related to the appropriate compaction achievement.
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Soil Compaction

1989
C. R. Silversides, U. Sundberg
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Soil Compactability and Compressibility

1994
Summary The strength of structured soils during loading depends on both effective stresses and neutral stresses. Thus, soil compaction affects the inter- as well as the intra-aggregate pore size distribution and results in changes of several parameters of the effective-stress equation.
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Compaction of Soils

Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1965
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Soil Compaction

2020
I. Håkansson, W.B. Voorhees
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Soil compaction in forest soils

2010
Soil compaction is a widespread degradation process in forest sites. Soil degradation occurring on the structural formation of a natural soil system by rainfall or mechanical outer forces generally results in soil particles to be rearranged tighter than its previous status. In this case, soil compaction -defined as the increase in bulk density of soil-
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Soil Compaction

2002
null Johnson   +2 more
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Impacts of Small-Scale Mechanized Logging Equipment on Soil Compaction in Forests

, 2020
T. Varol   +5 more
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