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The physics and mechanics of soil
Contemporary Physics, 1969Soil has its origin in physical processes of comminution and abrasion of rock masses and in chemical processes of solution and recrystallization of rock minerals. After formation it is transported and distributed by a variety of agencies before subaerial or subaqueous deposition.
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SOIL MECHANICS OF AGRICULTURAL SOILS
Soil Science, 1977ABSTRACTSoil mechanics has been developed to solve civil engineering problems in which compact soil is caused to fail at relatively low stress levels, and it is therefore applicable to primary tillage operations like ploughing.
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2001
The two major technical design considerations in geotechnical engineering are to: (1) avoid catastrophic failure, and (2) avoid excessive deformations (settlements, heave or lateral deformations). In the context of limit state design these are referred to as the ultimate and serviceability limit states, respectively.
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The two major technical design considerations in geotechnical engineering are to: (1) avoid catastrophic failure, and (2) avoid excessive deformations (settlements, heave or lateral deformations). In the context of limit state design these are referred to as the ultimate and serviceability limit states, respectively.
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Soil Mechanics for Unsaturated Soils
Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 1993D. G. Fredlund, H. Rahardjo
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