compared to quartz sand, the shear behavior of carbonate sand differs in  appearance, origin, and kind. carbonate sand is found mainly in the northern coast of the persian gulf and the oman sea. in this research, a comparison is made between the shear behavior of carbonate sand retrieved from the eastern region of the chabahar port, located north of the oman sea, and quartz sand obtained from f...

Natural clays exhibit a significant degree of anisotropy in their fabric, which initially is derived from the shape of the clay platelets, deposition process and one-dimensional consolidation. Various authors have proposed anisotropic elastoplastic models involving an inclined yield surface to reproduce anisotropic behavior of plastic nature. This paper presents a novel constitutive model for s...

In this paper, application of energy-based excess pore pressure generation model proposed by Park et al. (2008) to develop an improved model for the analysis of liquefaction potential and to predict excess pore pressure (EPP) is examined through experimental and analytical investigations. For more realistic description of the dynamic responses of saturated sand undrained dynamic triaxial tests ...

SYNOPSIS Results of unconsolidated-undrained triaxial tests, field vane shear tests and cone penetration tests have been used to develop correlations between undrained shear strength and cone resistance for a soft to medium alluvial clay in the Lopez Canyon area of San Diego. When comparing uu triaxial results with cone resistance, the average cone factor was 11 with a standard deviation of 1.5...

Abstract Recently, microbial biopolymer-based soil treatment (BPST) has gained attention for its application in environmentally friendly stabilization, particularly enhancing the strength and stability of fine-grained soils. However, effects BPST on clay’s compressibility (consolidation) expansion (swelling) behaviors remain unclear. This study used xanthan gum, a microbially produced polysacch...