Resilient modulus of cohesive soils

Article Abstract:

Authors Woojin Lee, N.C. Bohra, A.G. Altschaeffl, and T.D. White have presented very interesting associations between resilient modulus values and unconfined compression strength for cohesive soils. As resilient modulus is one of the crucial parameters in the design of pavement subgrade, there are a number of concerns that the authors need to elucidate to make better use of the results derived from their study. These concerns are discussed.

Criticism and interpretation, Pavements, Lee, Woojin, Bohra, N.C., Altschaeffl, A.G., White, T.D.

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Resilient modulus of cohesive soils

Article Abstract:

Adjustments are presented to polynomial regression analysis of cohesive soil properties. Topics include various resilience test combinations, such as nonzero strain with zero stress.

South Korea, Models, Polynomials, Strains and stresses, Stresses (Materials), Soil mechanics

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Representation of compacted clay minifabric using random networks

Article Abstract:

A model is presented to calculate permeability of compacted clay minifabric. Topics include anisotropy, homogeneity, and soil pore size distribution and orientation.

Clay, Permeability, Clay soils

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