Titlebook: Deep-Sea Sediments; Physical and Mechani Anton L. Inderbitzen Book 1974 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1974 Atlantic Ocean.Indian

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An Analysis of the Vane Shear Test at Varying Rates of ShearVane shear tests were performed at varying rates of shear on three types of cohesive sediment: a clayey silt, a calcareous ooze, and a red clay. The shear strength was found to vary significantly for the range of shear rates typically used by researchers and practicing engineers. A standard rate of 0.0262 rad/s (90 deg/min) is recommended.

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978-1-4684-2756-1Springer Science+Business Media New York 1974

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New Social Development: A Paradigm Shifthe development of material constitutive equations for submarine soils that can be combined with the classical field equations to yield a unique solution for a given set of boundary and initial conditions.

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Prediction of Deep-Sea Sediment Properties: State-of-the-Artal variability. In shallow water, sediment types, and consequently their properties, may vary greatly over short distances. In the deep sea, sediment types are fewer, and the main types occupy vast areas. Within the term “deep-sea sediments” must be included the turbidites which form large abyssal p

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Marine Geomechanics: Overview and Projectionsimed at determining basic stress-strain parameters in relation to sediment processes are scarce. There are important differences between some deep-sea sediments and most finegrained terrestrial soils including compositional differences and differences due to rate of deposition, pressure, and tempera

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