2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.enggeo.2011.05.013
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Influence of carbonate content on the stress–strength behaviour of neogene marls from the betic cordillera (Spain) in cu triaxial tests using a quasilinear elastic (hyperbolic) model

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“…The model was initially proposed by Kondner and Zelasko (1963) and was subsequently presented on an incremental basis by Duncan and Chan (1970). It assumes that the stress-strain curves of soil can approximate a hyperbola (Lamas et al, 2011).…”
Section: Overview From Embankment Construction and Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The model was initially proposed by Kondner and Zelasko (1963) and was subsequently presented on an incremental basis by Duncan and Chan (1970). It assumes that the stress-strain curves of soil can approximate a hyperbola (Lamas et al, 2011).…”
Section: Overview From Embankment Construction and Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the simulations were completed, an analysis of the results was made. The theory of errors (Table 5) (Kaizhong and Shiyong, 2019) was employed. The errors at several points were applied for each model.…”
Section: Calibration Of the Mathematical Modelmentioning
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“…Les marnes se rencontrent dans de nombreux pays dans le monde parmi lesquels figurent la Grèce (Anagnostopoulos et al, 1991 ;Kavvadas et al, 1993), l'Italie (Jamiolkowski et al, 1995 ;Burland et al, 1996), la France (Gaudin, 1972 ;Gaudin et al, 1981 ;Tillard-Ngan et al, 1993 ;Pejon et al, 1997 ;Gaudin et Serratrice, 1998 ;Maquaire et al, 2003 ;Raynaud et al, 2008), l'Espagne (Serrano et al, 1981 ;El Amrani et Chacon, 1996 ;Lamas et al, 2011), le Portugal (Alonso et al, 2010), le Maroc (Ejjaaouani et al, 2013 ;Mouhssine et al, 2015) et l'Algérie (Djedid et al, 2001 ;Bekkouche et al, 2002 ;Derriche et Cheikh-Lounis, 2004 ;Boudlal et al, 2014) pour ne citer que quelques pays du pourtour méditerranéen et pour les aspects comportementaux de ces terrains. En pratique, les géotechniciens se trouvent souvent confrontés à des terrains dont le comportement est intermédiaire entre celui des sols et des roches et qui sont de ce fait difficiles à traiter avec les approches classiques.…”
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