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Integrated interpretation with isotache concept of long-term consolidation behaviour for worldwide clays

Yoichi Watabe, Kaoru Udaka, Yukio Nakatani

In the proceedings of: GEO2011: 64th Canadian Geotechnical Conference, 14th Pan-American Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, 5th Pan-American Conference on Teaching and Learning of Geotechnical Engineering

Session: Laboratory Testing

ABSTRACT: The authors proposed a simplified method based on the isotache concept by using a compression curve and relationship between the consolidation yield stress (preconsolidation pressure) and the strain rate. The latter is expressed by an equation with three isotache parameters. The isotache parameters commonly determined for the Osaka Bay clays retrieved from various depths up to 300 m below the seabed are applicable to worldwide clays with various characteristics.

RÉSUMÉ: Les auteurs ont proposé une méthode simplifiée fondée sur le concept isotache en utilisant une courbe de compression et la relation entre la pression de préconsolidation et la vitesse de déformation. Celui-ci est exprimée par une équation à trois paramètres isotache. Les paramètres isotache souvent déterminée pour la baie dOsaka argiles extraites de différentes profondeurs allant jusqu'à 300 m sous le fond marin sont applicables aux argiles à travers le monde avec des caractéristiques différentes.

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Yoichi Watabe; Kaoru Udaka; Yukio Nakatani (2011) Integrated interpretation with isotache concept of long-term consolidation behaviour for worldwide clays in GEO2011. Ottawa, Ontario: Canadian Geotechnical Society.

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