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Assessing the Potential of Internal Erosion and Suffusion of Granular Soils
This study presents a new empirical criterion for assessing the potential of internal erosion and suffusion of granular soils. This method considers the bimodal structure of a soil having a primary coarse fabric and loose finer particles based on the porosities influenced by the particle size distribution and the degree of compaction. By comparing the representative particle size of a loose finer fraction with the controlling constriction size of a primary coarse fabric, a distinct boundary between internally stable and unstable soils with respect to internal erosion may be found.
Assessing the Potential of Internal Erosion and Suffusion of Granular Soils
This study presents a new empirical criterion for assessing the potential of internal erosion and suffusion of granular soils. This method considers the bimodal structure of a soil having a primary coarse fabric and loose finer particles based on the porosities influenced by the particle size distribution and the degree of compaction. By comparing the representative particle size of a loose finer fraction with the controlling constriction size of a primary coarse fabric, a distinct boundary between internally stable and unstable soils with respect to internal erosion may be found.
Assessing the Potential of Internal Erosion and Suffusion of Granular Soils
Indraratna, Buddhima (author) / Nguyen, Vo Trong (author) / Rujikiatkamjorn, Cholachat (author)
Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering ; 137 ; 550-554
2011-05-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Assessing the Potential of Internal Erosion and Suffusion of Granular Soils
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