Sandy Ground Stability
Sandy Ground Stability is a geotechnical engineering construct that characterizes the resistance of sandy soil formations to collapse or deformation at the excavation face of a tunnel, distinguished by its dependence on granular material behavior, effective stress conditions, and absence of cohesive strength.
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The Steady State of Sandy Soils
Ramón Morillo‐Verdugo, Kenji Ishihara · SOILS AND FOUNDATIONS · 1996 · 857 citations
Effect of biochar application on soil hydrological properties and physical quality of sandy soil
Tomasz Głąb, J. Palmowska, Tomasz Zaleski et al. · Geoderma · 2016 · 423 citations
Soil and environmental issues in sandy soils
Jingyi Huang, Alfred E. Hartemink · Earth-Science Reviews · 2020 · 405 citations
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Tongji University
Shanghai, China
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Wageningen University & Research
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Iran University of Science and Technology
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