Soil Suction Effects
Soil Suction Effects is a geomechanical phenomenon in unsaturated soil mechanics that characterizes the influence of negative pore water pressure on the effective stress and shear strength of soil, thereby enhancing slope stability under partially saturated conditions.
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Equations for the soil-water characteristic curve
D. G. Fredlund, Anqing Xing · Canadian Geotechnical Journal · 1994 · 3.1K citations
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