Effective Stress Changes is a geotechnical construct that denotes the variation in the intergranular stress within a soil mass due to fluctuations in pore water pressure induced by groundwater level alterations, distinguishing it from total stress changes by accounting specifically for the portion of stress borne by the soil skeleton.
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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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