With the advent of piezocones -- penetrometers measuring both the mechanical resistance and induced pore pressures near the tip during penetration into the soil -- a new interpretation of penetrometer test data is possible. This paper presents a review of available interpretation methods for obtaining the undrained shear strength of soft soils, and introduces a new interpretation taking into account measured pore pressures. The undrained shear strength is considered to be solely related to the ultimate cavity expansion pressure, which is one of the components of the tip resistance. The other component is calculated assuming that effective friction is developed at the cone -- soil interface. Parametric studies on the parameters required for ...
The piezocone penetration test (CPTU) is commonly used to identify the soil profile and to estimate ...
In the early days of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering, two important assumptions were made ...
It is commonly understood and accepted today that soft, contractant soils, when sheared under undrai...
A simple piezocone model combines spherical cavity expansion theory and modified Cam Clay concepts t...
This paper describes a centrifuge study using a range of penetrometer tests (T-bar, piezocone and fr...
This paper discusses several proposed methods for estimating undrained shear strength from cone pene...
ABSTRACT: The Dilatometer has rapidly become a common in situ test for evaluating geotechnical prop-...
The correlation of CPT resistance and undrained shear strength of soft Holocene clays is discussed i...
Finite element cavity expansion analysis investigating the effect of penetration rate on piezocone t...
The Cambridge self-boring pressuremeter and the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute field vane apparatu...
There is a wide body of research reported in the literature which compare the undrained shear streng...
The deep penetration test was subjected to trials in both the field and laboratory as a possible met...
The piezocone penetration test (CPTU) is commonly used as a fast and economical tool to identify soi...
The standard cone penetration test (CPT) measures the resistance at the tip (q(c)) during constant r...
During geotechnical site investigations involving clay deposits, results from piezocone penetration ...
The piezocone penetration test (CPTU) is commonly used to identify the soil profile and to estimate ...
In the early days of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering, two important assumptions were made ...
It is commonly understood and accepted today that soft, contractant soils, when sheared under undrai...
A simple piezocone model combines spherical cavity expansion theory and modified Cam Clay concepts t...
This paper describes a centrifuge study using a range of penetrometer tests (T-bar, piezocone and fr...
This paper discusses several proposed methods for estimating undrained shear strength from cone pene...
ABSTRACT: The Dilatometer has rapidly become a common in situ test for evaluating geotechnical prop-...
The correlation of CPT resistance and undrained shear strength of soft Holocene clays is discussed i...
Finite element cavity expansion analysis investigating the effect of penetration rate on piezocone t...
The Cambridge self-boring pressuremeter and the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute field vane apparatu...
There is a wide body of research reported in the literature which compare the undrained shear streng...
The deep penetration test was subjected to trials in both the field and laboratory as a possible met...
The piezocone penetration test (CPTU) is commonly used as a fast and economical tool to identify soi...
The standard cone penetration test (CPT) measures the resistance at the tip (q(c)) during constant r...
During geotechnical site investigations involving clay deposits, results from piezocone penetration ...
The piezocone penetration test (CPTU) is commonly used to identify the soil profile and to estimate ...
In the early days of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering, two important assumptions were made ...
It is commonly understood and accepted today that soft, contractant soils, when sheared under undrai...