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Oct 1, 1984

K0-Cu/συ0 Trends for Overconsolidated Clays

Publication: Journal of Geotechnical Engineering
Volume 110, Issue 10

Abstract

Available laboratory data on clays tested for both lateral stress coefficient behavior and undrained shear strength are reviewed. Since the coefficient of earth pressure at-rest and normalized undrained shear strength during unloading are both functions of the overconsolidation ratio, direct relationships are formulated between the normalized at rest coefficient and normalized strength.

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Volume 110Issue 10October 1984
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