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Multiscale Geomechanics
G
max
Type of soil
Reference Test
Clays
Silty (Portugal)
I
p
= [40 − 42%]
e =[1.32 − 2.0]
52 p
a
(5−e)
2
1+e
(
σ
0
p
a
)
0.5
[SAN 99] RC
σ
0
= [20 − 200]
kPa
NC alluvials (Japan)
I
p
= [38 − 103%]
e =[1.8−3.5]
90 p
a
(7.32−e)
2
1+e
σ
0
(
p
a
)
0.6
[KOK 82] CT
σ
0
= [20 − 1,000]
kPa
Clay and silty sand (Greece)
I
p
=[5−66%]
e =[0.36 − 1.36]
262 p
a
e
−1.505
(
σ
0
p
a
)
0.623
[KAL 99] RC
σ
0
= [50 − 400]
kPa
Clay
OCR < 3
(Mexico)
I
p
= [91 − 237%]
e =[4.0−9.37]
122 p
a
(
σ
0
p
a
)
0.82
(
I
P
−I
c
)
(I
P
−I
c
)
[ROM 95] RC
1
σ
0
= [100 − 350]
kPa
Hard clays (Greece)
e =[0.4−1.10]
(
σ
0
80 p
a
(3.78−e)
2
1+e
p
a
)
0.49
[ANA 96] RC
σ
0
= [20 − 200]
kPa
Soft clays (Greece)
e =[0.6−1.5]
(0.3+0.7e)
2
(
σ
0
1
p
a
)
0.88
70 p
a
[ANA 96] RC
σ
0
= [20 − 200]
kPa
p
a
= atmospheric pressure,
G
max
in the same unit as
p
a
Table 9.4.
Empirical relations for estimation of
G
max
of natural soils [LOP 03a]
Key: RC: Resonant column;
CTS: Cyclic torsion test;
CT: Cyclic triaxial test
Compressibility index Swelling index Reference
(a)
C
c
=0.009(w
L
− 10) C
s
= C
c
/4
[TER 67]
(b)
C
c
=0.009(w
L
− 13) C
s
= C
c
/4
[BIA 72]
(c)
C
c
= I
p
/74
C
s
= I
p
/370
[WRO 78]
Table 9.5.
Compressibility index, Swelling index and reference
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