A compressibility framework to describe the volume change behaviour of unsaturated clayey soils
2014
Natural soils are usually deposited under 1D
conditions. 1D conditions correspond to a non-isotropic stress state, usually described through
the coefficient of earth pressure at rest K0 and thus
1D consolidated soils tend to acquire preferred directions. This stress induced, inherent anisotropy significantly affects the mechanical behaviour
of soils (Gens 1982). Belokas and Kavvadas (2011)
proposed an ICF to describe the Intrinsic State
Envelope where initially structured soil elements
shouldlie after substantial structure degradation
(Belokas and Kavvadas 2010).
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