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Comparison of laboratory results with insitu properties of Leda clay
Test results on Leda clay from 11 locations at Ottawa show that undrained strength and preconsolidation pressure increase with decreasing elevation in general accordance with classical theory; in those locations where substantial geological unloading has occurred strength has been maintained, revealing importance of true cohesion as component of shear strength; this field evidence is particularly useful in assessing and interpreting laboratory shear tests on this soil.
Comparison of laboratory results with insitu properties of Leda clay
Test results on Leda clay from 11 locations at Ottawa show that undrained strength and preconsolidation pressure increase with decreasing elevation in general accordance with classical theory; in those locations where substantial geological unloading has occurred strength has been maintained, revealing importance of true cohesion as component of shear strength; this field evidence is particularly useful in assessing and interpreting laboratory shear tests on this soil.
Comparison of laboratory results with insitu properties of Leda clay
Canada. Nat Research Council -- Associate Committee Geotechnical Research -- Tech Memo
Crawford, C.B. (author) / Eden, W.J. (author)
1965
5 pages
Report
English
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