Embankment Behavior is a geotechnical phenomenon characterized by the deformation and settlement response of constructed soil fills under load, distinguished by its sensitivity to changes in moisture content and stress conditions, particularly in collapsible soils.
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Stability analysis of embankments and slopes
S. K. Sarma · Géotechnique · 1973 · 420 citations
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