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Suffusion of gravel–sand mixtures under cyclic hydraulic gradient with emphasis on tracking the migration of fine particles
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Géotechnique
Geotechnique (2026) 76 (2): 259–272.
Published: 09 October 2025
... conductivity. The increased mean hydraulic gradient facilitates the development of new particle migration channels, leading to soil transition into the subsequent erosion stage. The loss of soil particles is primarily composed of fine particles ranging from 0·075 to 0·25 mm in size, occurring mainly during...
