Collapse Settlement is a type of volumetric deformation in unsaturated soils characterized by a sudden reduction in void ratio due to the breakdown of metastable soil fabric upon wetting, distinguishing it from gradual compressive settlements governed by classical consolidation theory.
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Arizona State University
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Dalian University of Technology
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Atkins (United Kingdom)
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