Sediment Consolidation is a geotechnical process in which saturated sediments undergo volume reduction over time due to the expulsion of pore water under applied effective stress, distinguished from other sediment stabilization mechanisms by its dependence on load-induced drainage and time-dependent mechanical compression.
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Water escape structures in coarse‐grained sediments
Donald R. Lowe · Sedimentology · 1975 · 872 citations
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