Effective Stress
Effective Stress is a mechanical stress variable in soil mechanics defined as the component of total stress that is transmitted through and carried by the solid skeleton of a porous medium, commonly expressed as the difference between total stress and pore-fluid pressure, and governing the medium’s deformation and strength behavior.
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Intergranular Stress
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The Principle of Effective Stress
A. W. Bishop · Teknisk ukeblad/TU-nett/Teknisk ukeblads nettavis · 1959 · 1.4K citations
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