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Classification of fine-grained soils using two soil classification systems: a case study
Open Access
Journal:
Geotechnical Research
Geotechnical Research (2025) 12 (4): 220–231.
Published: 13 November 2025
...Md Mahi Abrar; Md Rokebul Hasan Although the key aim of soil classification systems for engineering purposes is to provide a standardised system for the identification and grouping of soils of similar composition and mechanical properties, there is no common consensus among different soil...
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Theory of liquid and plastic limits for fine soils, methods of determination and outlook
Open Access
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Geotechnical Research
Geotechnical Research (2024) 11 (1): 43–61.
Published: 22 December 2023
...Brendan C O’Kelly, PhD, FTCD Albert Atterberg introduced various consistency limits (state transitions) for fine-grained soil in the 1910s. Of these, the liquid limit (LL) and plastic limit (PL) are ubiquitous in geotechnical engineering practice, including their usage for soil classification...
