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Géotechnique
Geotechnique (2001) 51 (2): 167–168.
Published: 01 March 2001
...) is mobilized about 6000 s. Assuming equal degrees of soil disturbance in the in situ cone penetration test and (σ′vo, Ko σ′vo) consolidated undrained triaxial compression test, and using a 7% increase in su for each tenfold decrease in time to failure...
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Géotechnique
Geotechnique (1989) 39 (2): 323–332.
Published: 01 June 1989
...J. A. Sladen Considerable attention has been given to the inference of sand density from indirect tests, particularly the cone penetration test (CPT). Data from tests performed in large-scale chambers have demonstrated that for a given sand there is an approximately unique relationship between CPT...
