Cohesive Soil Behavior
Cohesive Soil Behavior is a geotechnical material response characterized by the presence of significant interparticle electrochemical forces that confer shear strength and plasticity to fine-grained soils under low to moderate stress conditions, distinguishing it from granular or frictional soil behavior governed primarily by mechanical interlock and normal stress.
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Cavity expansion in cohesive frictional soils
John Carter, J. R. Booker, S. K. Yeung · Géotechnique · 1986 · 380 citations
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