Titlebook: Genesis and Properties of Collapsible Soils; Edward Derbyshire,Tom Dijkstra,Ian J. Smalley Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordr

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Interpretation and Comparison of Collapse Measurement Techniques,s from laboratory response-to-wetting tests can be used to obtain reasonable estimates of strain and settlement upon wetting. When field plate load tests are used to determine soil collapsibility, the stress-strain relationship is often not evaluated. In this paper the advantages of developing a str

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Consideration of the Possible Contributions of Amorphous Phases to the Sensitivity of Glaciomarine sensitive glaciomarine clays. In recent years the validity of these findings has been questioned, the argument generally concerning the accuracy of the analytical techniques employed and specifically their ability to selectively remove amorphous phases. However, new evidence obtained using state-of

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Changes in Water Chemistry and Loess Porosity with Leaching: Implications for Collapsibility in thees from the Lanzhou area in north central China. Loess series were placed in a device maintaining a constant water volume above the sample. Flow rates as well as conductivity, pH, chemistry and suspended load of the leachates were measured. The concentrations of ions and suspended particles in the p

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Effects of Rock Fragments on the Structural Collapse of Tilled Topsoils during Rain,the effects of rock fragment cover and of rock fragment content of topsoils on their structural collapse during and after simulated rainfall. For soils containing no rock fragments, surface roughness, expressed by random roughness (RR), decreases, as one would expect, exponentially with cumulative r

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978-94-010-4047-1Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995