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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-8281-3is study is to investigate the micro-morphology of gypsiferous crust and its influence on unsaturated soil behavior. Samples containing 47 % of gypsum were taken from Granada (North Syria), then left to dry under natural conditions. Undistributed soil samples (8×8 cm) of the crust and underlying soi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-2404-4itions and taken along a number of stress paths – involving both wetting and loading – to different final conditions. Wetting and loading was conducted using both conventional and osmotic oedometers (the latter allowed the suction to be varied in a controlled manner). The study of micro-fabric invol

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Nisheeth Shrivastava,Chiranjeeb Buragohain soils show a deep modification of the physical and mechanical properties (e.g., grain size distribution, plasticity, compressibility, shear strength). A deeper insight into the above mentioned behaviour has been achieved by investigating the changes of microstructure taking place after the addition

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-89803-2 become commonly practiced when dealing with unsaturated soil problems. Unlike the measurement of matric suction, whereby one can arrive at a sufficient accuracy, the accuracy in total suction measurements is questionable. Total suction measurements involve equilibration of sensors used with the rel

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26880-4 a quick and accurate method for measuring suction in the range 1 to 400 MPa (pF 4 to pF 6.6). We present a procedure, using the dew point method, to prepare samples in the relevant suction range, measure suction and water content, and obtain an equation describing the soil water characteristic (SWC

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Learning from Error in Policingoil suction and a balance to record the water content variations. The soil water retention curve is obtained by drying the soil either continuously or by stages (i.e. each drying stage is followed by an equalization period). Initial results from tests on compacted soil suggest that the relatively fa

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Conclusion: Learning from Finland?,instrument measures suction values up to 1500 kPa. In more typical tensiometers, the cavitation of the system hinders the measurement of suction with values over 100 kPa. Ridley and Burland (1993) designed a new model of tensiometer to measure suction of more than 100 kPa. Mahler et al. (2002) prese

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Gleaning Some Lessons and Reflections,er, the material is known to undergo substantial strength reduction when they become saturated with water. An understanding of the dependence of the CBR strength of local soils on water content will contribute towards better design and maintenance practices. Samples of soil from a study site were pr