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Value# Usage Indirect Time

Vacuum Desiccator Total Lab. Indirect 103-106 Months


Psychrometer Total Field Indirect 300-7000 Months
Filter Paper Total Field Indirect 1000-30000 Weeks
Matrix Lab. Indirect 30-30000 1 week
Porous Block Matrix Field Indirect 30-3000 Weeks
Thermal Block Matrix Field Indirect 0-175 Days
Suction Plate Matrix Lab. Direct 0-90 Hours
Tensiometer Matrix Field Direct 0-90 Hours
Pressure Plate Matrix Lab. Direct 0-5000 Hours
Osmotic Tensiometer Matrix Field Direct 0-1500 Days

# As defined by Aitchison and Richards (1965).

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Direct Measurement of Soil Suction: a) Tensiometer; b) Pressure Plate Apparatus

Entran Ltd EPX series Scale of mm


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Three Filter
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pF
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data points
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Suction (kPa)

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1.0 0.01

0.1 0.001
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Filter Paper Water Content, wf (%)

Whatman no. 42 (Fawcett and Collis-George, 1967)


Schleicher and Schuell no. 589 (McQueen and Miller, 1968)

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. Figures by MIT OCW.
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AI Hussaini &
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Townsend (1975)
R. Ladd (1965)
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0.6 +_ 0.05
Simons (1958)
Campanella & Vaid (1972)
0.5 Compiled by Wroth (1972)
Ko
Geot. Eng. Inc. (1976)
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0.3
_ 0.05
+
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0.8 _ 0.05
Ko = (1 -sin φ') +
Friction Angle, φ' (Degrees)

Relationship between Ko and Friction Angle for Normally Consolidated Sands. 0.6 a
Ko

3.0 0.4
Subangular to subrounded sand
D50 = 0.125 mm Cu = 1.5 (m = 0.6) 12 16 20 24 28 32 36
' = 11.3 kg/cm2
Data for σvm
2.5 Friction Angle, φ' (Degrees)
Dr = 100%
Ko(OC) Ko(NC) = 0.43
= (OCR)m
Ko(OC) / Ko (NC)

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2.0 (m = 0.4) 0.8
Dr = 25%
Ko(NC) = 0.55 0.6
1.5 Ko
b
0.4 Ave. for Sands from top
m≅n figure of previous page
1.0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Plasticity Index, PI (%)
' / σv'
OCR = σvm
Effect of Overconsolidation Ratio on Ko of Reid-Bedford Sand. Ko of Normally Consolidated Clays vs. Friction Angle (a) and Plasticity Index (b).

Figure by MIT OCW.


Figure by MIT OCW.

Adapted from:

Remolded Undisturbed Reference

Brooker & Ireland (1965)


R. Ladd (1965)
Bishop (1958)
Simons (1958)
1.6 Campanella & Vaid (1972)
Compiled by Wroth (1972)
1.4 Geot. Eng. Inc. (1976)
Unloading 0.8 Abdelhamid & Krizek (1976)
1.2
Note: m for OCR < 10
Ko
1.0
0.6
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0.6 Reloading
from OCR = 10 0.2
m≅n Ko(OC)/Ko(NC) = OCRm
0.4
1 2 4 6 8 10 20 0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
' / σvc
OCR = σvm '
Plasticity Index, PI (%)
Ko vs. OCR for Haney Sensitive Clay During Unloading and
Reloading. Coefficient m Relating Ko and OCR vs. Plasticity Index.

Figure by MIT OCW.


Figure by MIT OCW.
Adapted from:
Adapted from:
Clays from the literature
Soft clays from this study (Table 1)
0.8
The Jaky Equation
Kop = 1 - sinφ '
0.7
7
φ' NC
0.6 2 5
6 8 Mexico City Clay
Kop 1 4a
0.5 3b Diaz-Rodriguez
4b 9 3a et al. (1992)
0.4

0.3 a

0.2
16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44
Kop = φ', degrees
Ko(NC)

0.8
The Jaky Equation Loose Sands
'
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0.7
The Terzaghi (1920)
0.6 Data point
Kop
0.5 0.5 +
- 0.1

0.4

0.3 b

0.2
20 24 28 32 36 40 44
' , degrees
φcv

' . Vertical lines


(a) Data on Kop of clays. (b) Data on Kop of loose sands for which φ' = φcv
indicate values of φ'cv for granular soils assembled by Stroud (1988). Open symbols indicate Kop
determined during increase in σv' ; closed symbols indicate Kop determined during decrease in
σv' at σh' /σv' = 1.

200
1.7
St. Alban Clay
1.6
160

1.5
120
1.4
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33 days {
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' = 33 kPa
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1.2
40
1.1
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0 1.0
0 40 80 120 160 200 240 280
σv' , kPa
Laterally constrained secondary compression and associated increase
in σh' in triaxial cell.

Figures by MIT OCW.

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Ko

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Figure by MIT OCW. Adapted from:


0.5
3.5 4 4.5
LOG-Time (minutes)

Comparison of Long-Term Ko Test Results


x 0.001 x

20

10 Secondary Compression -10


Strain Difference

0 0

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-20
2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
LOG Time LOG.Minutes
Strain Difference εo - εv vs. LOG-Time-Test KC-3

2.0
0.7 Saint Alban Clay
σv' /σp' = 1.13
1.8
Void Ratio

1.6
0.6
Ko

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10 σ'v, kPa 100

0.5

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εv - εl, %

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0.04

1.0
0.5
u,' kPa

0.2 1 4 10
Time, minutes x 104

Batiscan Clay Broadback Clay


0.7
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0.6
Ko

Atchafalaya Clay
σv' /σp' = 1.07

0.5

0.04
εv - εl, %

0
0.04

1.0
0.5
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u,' kPa

2 5 10 20 0.7 2 5 10 0.5 1 2 10
Time, minutes x 104

Observed Behavior of Ko during Secondary Compression


0.8 1.7
OCR =10
0.7 1.6
Panigaglia Clay

Ko at OCR = 1.0

Ko at OCR = 10
0.6 1.5
OCR =1
0.5 Soil B 1.4
OCR =1
0.3 Soil A (T= 13.0 +- 0.1oC) 1.3

0.3 1.2
100 1000 10000 100000
LOG Time (min)

Soil A Soil B

Panigaglia Clay Undisturbed Undisturbed


WL= 138%, Ip = 78% WL= 56%, Ip = 32%
WL= 65%, Ip = 40%, CT1/CR = 0.08 +- 0.01
' = 50 kPa
σvc ' = 390 kPa
σvc

At OCR = 1 At OCR = 10 Remolded Remolded


' = 1000 kPa
σvc ' = 475 kPa
σvc WL= 84%, Ip = 30% WL= 56%, Ip = 17%
T = 19.8 +- 0.5oC T = 21.5 +- 0.5oC ' = 245 kPa
σvc ' = 390 kPa
σvc

TUT MIT
Coefficient of Earth Pressure at Rest vs. Time for Undisturbed and Remoulded Clay

Figure by MIT OCW.

Adapted from:

One-Dimensional Stress-Strain
10 History of Special Ko Test
Initial loading
Vertical Strain, εv (%)

Ip = 54%
Reloading WL = 74%
WN = 47%
20 1 month

30
Block Sample

10 100 1000 10000


' (kPa)
Vertical effective consolidation stress, σvc

24
Temperature (oC)

22

20

18

0.8
4 cycles after tp = 6 min
0.6
Ko

0.4

0.2
0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000

Time (minutes)
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Ko and Temperature vs. Time for Undisturbed Montalto di Castro Clay
Adapted from:
σv'

ep tp

e t
EOP e-log σv'
e
-log Kop

Kop = Ko(NC)
EOP e-log σh'

log σ'
Soil Behavior Assumed in Formulation of ep, void ratio at the end
of primary consolidation.

CCL questions:
0.10 Really high Cα/Cc=0.055
Clays with
organic content

0.08
∆Ko/∆logt, Computed = Eq. 7

6 4a 6
4b
0.06
9 Triaxial Oedometer

1 B (Table 1) Present Study


0.04 2 From Literature
2 2 7
3a
3b 3a
3a 3a 3a
0.02

0
0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.10
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Measured and computed increase in Ko during secondary compression in the NC


compression range. Numbers refer to clays listed in Table 1.

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Rod Weight = 90 N/m
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20 kN/m3

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Flushing Water

Slurried water and soil

Cable and Gas


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Spring

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a In soft clay at the
Panigaglia site

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Below Sea Bottom
= 2mv
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ST: 1mv = 0.0189mm

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1

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80
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G.W.L. 10 20 30 40 50
0 Fine to medium 0
calcareous silty band }}σp' from Oedometer Tests
4 occasionally cemented 4
Depth Below G.L. (m)

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RB NC
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R)

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Total horizontal stress and hydrostatic pore pressure


Uo; σh (kPa)
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4 Pafsor L/D = 4 σho }


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32

(*) Tests performed in 1979


(**)Tests performed in 1982 average of three
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Tolle Site.

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Type

3
(Ko)0.47
Coefficient of Earth Pressure at Rest, Ko

Ko = - 0.6
1.5
2 (? crust)

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1
0.9 m
0.8 Ko= 0.34KD
0.7 (? crust)
0.6
0.5
0.4 Holmen sand Holmen silty
sand

0.3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20
Horizontal Stress Index, KD

Symbol Site Reference Ko

Halmen 1-sinφ' (φ' in CADC)

Drammen Stress Cells


Drammen Ko - oedometer
Relationship between
Haga
horizontal stress
Haga Field vane index, KD, and coefficient
Onsay of earth pressure at rest Figure by MIT OCW.

}
Holmen at NGI sites.
Haga Self-boring
Onsay pressuremeter
Adapted from:
Onsay Hydraulic Fracturing
FACINS NORTH
LOCATIONsD-9 -: BLADE RIENTATEDEAST-NESTMEMBRANE U 7

-
- DATE:i 24 FEBRUARY
PERFORMED 1987 ,
/.322 ., BYi DR. CHARLESLADD, MARVINOOSTERIAAN,ALFRED YERS, JEFF GOODIIN,6ARYCLIFFORD;

CALIBRATIONINFORMATIONt . i
DELTAA ' .20- BARS DELTA ' .45 BARS · AGE0' .20 BARS GUt DEPTH"I.00 N

3/8, IAR 1.019 .1 PSI ANALYSISUSESH2 UNIT EIT a . T


I bAR ' 1.019 K6/CMI2L:i.0 TSF · 14.51 PSI . ANALYS15USES H20 UNIT EIST · 1.000 T/KS
* ,

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8.31 5.70 14.00 279. 1.75 9.20 .717 1.800 .500 11.33 22.67 1.47 30.6 674.7 SANDYSILT

8.92 4.20 8.60 137. 1.22 5.90 .777 1.800 .546 3.02 5.52 1.15 27.7 270.7 SANDYSILT

9.53 5.10 7.80 75. .52 6.98 .937 1.800 .596 4.19 7.03 1.46 .626 159.2 SILTY CLAY

10.14' 5.00 10.80 18B.. 1.41 5.97 .897 1.800 .644. 4.50 6.99 1.14 28.3 375.1 SANDYSILT

10.75 3.70 7.00 97. 1.07 3.79 .957 1.700 .689 1.87 2.71 .95 148,2 SILT

11.36 4.80 11.80 231. 1.92 4.71 1.017 1.900 .736 6.07 8.24 .96 29.3 414.7 SILTY SAND

11.97 6.80 15.80 304. 1.65 6.70 1.077 1.950 .792 9.04 11.41 1.20 29.4 644.1 SANDYSILT

12.58 0.60 20.00 392. 1.63 0.16 1.136 1.950 .849 13.29 15.66 1.36 29.9 902.9 SANDYSILT

13.19 5.50 7.80 60. .41 4.68 1.196 1.800 .901 3.40 3.77 i.11 .. 574 103.6 SILTY CLAY

13.80 5.40 7.20 42. .30 4.32 1.256 1.700 .946 3.14 3.32 1.04 .545 68.7 CLAY

14.41 5.80 7.80 49. .32 4.47 1.316 1.700 .98B 3.46 3.51 1.07 .594 82.4 CLAY

15.02 5.80 7.50 38. .25 4.25 1.376 1.700 1.030 3.33 3.24 1.03 .590 62.0 CLAY

15.63 5.80 7.50 38. .26 4.02 1.436 1.700 1.072 3.19 2.98 .99 .565 59.9 CLAY

16.24., 6.00 7.60 35. '.22 4.00 1.496 1.700 1.114 3.29 2.25 .99 .583 54.0 CLAY

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Preconsolidation Pressure Mechanisms (For Horizontal Deposits with eostatic Stresses)
Stress In situ
Category Description History Stress Remarks / References
Profile Condition

A) Mechanical 1) Changes in total vertical Uniform K o, but value Most obvious and easiest
One Dimensional stress (overburden, with at given OCR to identify
glaciers, etc.) constant varies for
2) Changes in pore pressure ( axe rload vs.
(water table, seepage with
D= conditions, etc.) seepage)
0.92
= =
B) Desiccation 1) Drying due to evaporation Often Can deviate Drying crusts found at
...
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vegetation, etc. highly from Ko, e.g. surface of mostland depo-
==<--
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to freeing
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stresses
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constant normally
a
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value
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D) Physico-Chemi 1) Natural cementation due Poorly understood and
cal to carbonates, silica, often difficult to prove.
etc. Not No Very pronounced in eastern
2) Other causes of bonding Uniform Information (1972), ayBi, errgum
greyCanad (1973San-
due to ion exchange,
thixotropy, "weathering"Quigley (1980)
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Time, Years before Present
Boston, Sea-level and Post-Glacial Crustal Movements

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Extent of the "classical" Wisconsin glaciation of North America

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Indices
Profile 0 10 20 30 IP Stress History (kPa)
0 1 2 3 IL 100 200 300
0
2
4
Crust
} Frost

6
Marine
8 Selected
Depth, z(m)

Clay
IL profile
10 '
σvo
12
14 σp' on Block
Lacustrine CKoU
16 Clay IP(%) Test samples
18 Locations
a) Normalized Stress-Strain Data from CKoUC Tests
20 Till
0.5

0.4
Destructured
Laboratory σvc'
0.3 In situ σ'p
Intact
q/σp'
0.34
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1.33
At z = 6.3m
Ip = 16%, IL = 1.3
0.1
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σvo

0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Axial Strain, εa(%)

b) Normalized Effective Stress Paths and Yield Envelopes


a 0.5
0 φ'= 35o
σp' TC ESP at
0.4 Intact
in situ OCR
yield
4 envelope
0.3 Large Strain TC
B-6 0.36
q/σp'
at in situ OCR Kc =
8 Destructured
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Vertical Strain, εv(%)

' Probable
σvo σp'
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Min. Max.
0
16 ' /σp'
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Min. Radius
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0
20 Casagrande p'/σ'p
Construction
Triaxial Compression (TC)
At in situ OCR:
Triaxial Extension (TE)
24
' < in situ σp' : Peak qp(TC)/σp'
Lab σvc
Normally Consolidated: TC and TE (Destructured)
26
10 20 40 100 200 400 1000
(a) Normalized Stress-Strain, (b) Effective Stress Paths and Approximate
' (kPa)
Log Scale σvc Yield Envelopes from CKoU Tests on James Bay B-6 Marine Clay.
b
0 Symbol Sample Ip(%) IL '
σvo
σp'

James Bay B-5 9 2.8 95


4 Marine:Block
AGS CH 42 0.6 85
8 MArine:Tube
Vertical Strain, εv (%)

Note:
B-6 Most likely mechanism causing σp' > σvo
'
12
James Bay: Cementation
AGS CH: Mechanical and/or desiccation

16

20

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800


' (kPa)
Consolidation Stress, σvc

Compression curves for clays having different preconsolidation pressure mechanisms


(a) Semi-Log scale; (b) Natural scale. Figures by MIT OCW.
Apparent Maximum Past Pressure vs. Log Calcium
Carbonate Content for Pierre Shale Specimens

300
Apparent Maximum Past Pressure,

25
44
76 38 20
200
σvm, kg/cm2

57 70 42

σvm, MPa
69
62 52 55 15
2 tests 59 70
50
100 10
61
40 87 46 2 tests 3 tests
104
5
σp' =70 +
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0
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Calcium Carbonate Content, %

LEGEND
104 Plasticity Index, %
Range of apparent maximum past pressure, casagrande
construction (Data from Geotechnical Engineers, INC.)

55 Data from this study and McKown

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Oedometer - Tube Virgin Compression Ratio
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CRSC - Tube EB Test Sites
CRSC - Block
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Figure by MIT OCW.

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25
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4

0
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Markings su (kg/cm2)
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
Tube
Engineering Tests
Wax
E

127.0
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Z -

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P
N

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1.1 Tests in the Soft Orinoco Clay

1.0
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SOIL PROPERTIES PROFILE

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12
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Sand
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TABLE 1. Geotechnical properties of clays Chyo/wn /


Number Cu
and Depth w St field vane Ko rpo.v
Site symbol (m) (%) WL Ip IL fall cone (kPa) (kPa) (kPa) Reference

Berthierville 11 3.7 72 59 34 1.4 15 14 21 47 Samson et al. 1981


Morin et al. 1983
St-Cesaire 2+ 4.2 89 68 42 1.5 22 25 55 80 Samson etal. 1981
St-Cdsaire 2+ 6.8 85 70 43 1.3 19 27 68 90
-::v Gloucester 3x 3.7 88 52 28 2.3 70 20 35 65 Samson etal. 1981
. .
Leroueil et al. 1983
.
Gloucester 3x 4.1 76 53 29 1.8 35 20 38 67
Gloucester 3x 7.5 93 53 29 2.4 88 25 58 87
c
: Varennes 4* 8.9 62 65 39 0.9 28 60 64 216 Samson et al. 1981
.
Joliette 5* 6.7 65 41 19 2.3 108 29 40 110 Samson et al. 1981
Ste-Catherine 60 3.8 88 60 35 1.8 30 18 20 60 Samson et al. 1981
Morin et al. 1983
il< Mascouche 7V 3.8 65 55 30 1.3 52 70 34 270 Leahy 1980
Marchand 1982
St-Alban 8A 3.9 60 40 18 2.1 13 25 55 Leroueil etal. 1978a
Leahy 1980
Fort Lennox 90 6.1 60 45 22 1.7 30 30 54 105 Leahy 1980
Paquin 1983
Louiseville 100 9.2 75 70 27 1.1 22 45 58 160 Leahy 1980
Leblond 1981
Batiscan 110 7.3 80 43 21 ' 2.7 85 25 60 88 Bouchard 1982
Other sites Authors' files

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Silt (MH) Ip (%) 35.0 Gs 2.78 eo 1.494
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Figures by MIT OCW.
EA, A-pan evaporation; P, precipitation.

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Water table depression beneath eueatyptus plantations: (a, b) near Johannesburg;


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South Africa
za 30m!
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Seasonal changes in water content observed under
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Figure by MIT OCW.


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C.C. Ladd 1.322 3/82

1.0 DEFINITIONS AND SPECIAL COMPOSITION


1.1 Tropical = ±220 N-S
Residual soil = in situ weathering of rock to produce soil.
1.2 Composition of Tropical Residual Soils in Warm-Wet
Climates
(1) Crystalline rock and poor drainage + smectite
(2) Crystalline rock and good drainage + Red Laterites
(also called Oxisols)
· Kaolinite plus Fe/Al. oxides (reddish color)
· Low "activity" with a lot of cementation
· Considered "good" MH soil
(3) Weathering of volcanic ash/rock + Andisols
Halloysite (tubes + spheres) plus amorphous.
alumina & silica (very high SSA but low surface
charge) and maybe smectite (usually dark color)
· Generally high wN and P.I.
· Considered "poor" MH soil

2.0 CHARACTERISTICS OF RED RESIDUAL SOILS (LATERITES) WHICH


OFTEN REQUIRE DIFFERENT ENGINEERING PRACTICE (Compared to
saturated sedimentary clays).
2.1 Index Testing and Correlations with Atterberg Limits
(See Mitchell & Sitar, 1982, for examples).
(1) Halloysite
· Tubular structure very low dry density
· Dehydration when dried
(2) Fe & Al. oxides plus silica gel act as strong cementing
agents.
· Decreases effective SSA
· Highly variable in situ

Panel discussions and Proceedings ASCE GED Spec. Conf. on


Engr. and Construction in Tropical and Residual Soils,
Honolulu, Hawaii, Jan. 1982 (Availab.e from ASCE).
- 2 -

(3) Drying soil generally increases amount of cementation


and reduces plasticity.
(4) Amount of mechanical remolding can greatly affect
measured Atterberg Limits (more remolding + increased
plasticity).
(5) Conclusions
· Can't use empirical correlations developed for
temperate clays
. Any correlation with index properties likely to be
very scattered
2.2 Heterogeneity
(1) Profile characterized by differential weathering and
cementation. See Brand (1982) for classification
system for Hong Kong.
(2) Because of above, properties highly variable and
· Undisturbed sampling difficult to perform
· Conventional size samples don't reflect mass properties
(3) Conclusions

Base design on local experience and/or large in situ


testing
2.3 Saturation - Rainfall
(1) Strata'ofmain interest usually occur above the water
table and are characterized by:
· Partial saturation
· Generally high in situ permeability
(2) How to define a in partially saturated soils?
· If S > 80%, a = a-uw probably reasonable (discon-
tinuous air voids)
. Otherwise, must consider two components, i.e. a =
fl(a-ua) + f 2 (ua-uw)
(3) Variation in uw greatly affect slope stability
. Seasonable variations
. Effect of heavy rainfalls
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B. Basalt, Quartzite, Schist Gneiss: DIB 1985

Relationship Between the Void Ratio and Compression Index in Residual Soils Derived from
Crystalline (Igneous and Metamorphic) Rocks.

Figure by MIT OCW.

N
0 25 50 75
Residual Soil
Pedalogic H.

Dome Cavity Figure by MIT OCW.


Pinnacle Slot

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Residual Soil Profile in Limestones

Residual Soil Settlement Related to the Weathering Profile


N N
0 25 50 0 25 50

Foundations and Embankments deformations


Pedalogic Horizon

Pedalogic Horizon
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Rock
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Weathering profiles in crystalline Rock: Gneiss to Schist, Granite to Gabbro

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N
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Mainly agricultural rather then geotechnical

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Pedalogic
Partly Weathered Fully

Residual Soil Settlement


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Rock
Rock

Sandstone, Conglomerate Mudstones, Shales

Weathering Profiles in Clastic Sedimentary Rock: Sandstones and Shales

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Figure by MIT OCW.

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E. Windsor, CT. Increm. Normally Consolidated Varved Clays
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Secaucus, N.J. CRSC * See Ladd (1975) for data sources
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1.5
Lacasse et al. (1975) }
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Soil

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12 in. Dia. Sand Drains
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20

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Mineral
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10/90 10 90 34 64 0.56
Montmorillonite- Na 30 50/50 50 50 150 90 0.21
and AmorphousSiO. 25/75 25 75 87 78 0.24
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25/75 76 25 36 62 0.62
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25/75 75 25 36 62 0.62
C. MIXTURESCONTAININGHYDROUSMICA i 06 A KooliniteI
IydrousmicaI -N 0 75/2 48 52 30 74 0.35 I Grundtem
and Quaurt 50/50 65 35 31 65 0.44
mica I - Na
IHydrous 30 76/25 48 52 32 75 0.38
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mia I - K
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and Quartz 50/50 6 35 35 67 0.50
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mixtures
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Hydrousmica II - Na 30 75/25 33 67 41 83 0.45
ao/so 55 45 27 67 0.47
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--- Fig. 4. Relative residual strength
DRAINED RESIDUAL STRENGTH OF COHESIVES SOILS

40o Vaughan et al. (1978) σn' = 130 - 180 kPa


Bucher (1975) σn' = 72.5 - 269.5 kPa
Kanji (1974) σn' = 147 kPa
Residual Friction Angle, φR
'

30o Seycek (1978) σn' = 300 kPa


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Voight (1973)
20o

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0 20 40 60 80 100
Plasticity Index Ip %
Residual Strength : Correlations with Plasticity Index

40o

30o

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φres
20o

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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
P.I. %

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Soil Number
(Table 1)
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3 19 LL Ag

Drained Residual Shear


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Stress (kPa)
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0
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a) Boston Blue Clay, I-95 Saugus; MA
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c) Organic Clay with Shells, Fore River, ME;
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Figure by MIT OCW.

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Plasticity Index, PI (%)

Symbol Reference Figure by MIT OCW.


# Bjerrum (1972) Adapted from:
# Milligan (1972) Fields vane correction
Ladd & Foott (1974) factor vs. plasticity index derived
Flaate & Preber (1974) from embankment failures.
LaRochelle et al. (1974)
# Layered & varved clays
CHANDLER ON UNDRAINED SHEAR STRENGTH OF CLAYS
(1988)
Empirical correlation
established from
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1.0

Estimated effect of
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Correction Factor, µ

0.6 Estimated time


effect, µR

0.4 Modified µ Figure by MIT OCW.


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(1983)ASCE JGE Adapted from:
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Factors Relating Field Vane and Field Failure Strengths

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CHANDLER ON UNDRAINED SHEAR STRENGTH OF CLAYS PROBLEMS WITH NEW NGI FV CORRECTION
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Figures by MIT OCW.
Plasticity Index, %

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Scandinavian sites
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Canadian Sites as Proposed by Different Workers
Italian Sites Data are Inconsistent since the different cones
Other Clays used had different area ratios.

Figure by MIT OCW.


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? Bldg 55 and S/E Boston Data

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Triaxial Tests: Collective Data
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Lateral Stress Ratio vs. Pore Pressure Parameter, Strain at Failure


and Peak Friction Angle: Building 68

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Parameter, Af

Figure by MIT OCW.


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Direct simple shear (DSS) : τh
Triaxial extension (TE) : qf
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Undrained Strength Ratio, cu/σ'vc

0.35
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0.20

0.15

0.10

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Plasticity Index, Ip (%)
Undrained strength anosotropy from CKOU tests on normally consolidated clays and silts.

Figure by MIT OCW.

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0.20
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0.10
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
Major principal stress direction, δ (0)
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Undrained strength Ratio vs. Stress direction.

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30 b Strain and Pore Pressure


Parameter at Failure
TE
γf (%)

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Test Symbol
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Pore Pressure
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TE Parameter A at Failure vs. OCR from
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TC CH Marine Clay.
0
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Overconsolidation Ratio, OCR = σp' /σvc
'

Figure by MIT OCW.

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Intact Destru.
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Shear Strain at Failure, γf (%)

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Condition OCR TC DSS TE

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'

(a) Undrained Strength Ratio and (b) Strain and Pore Pressure Parameter A at Failure vs.
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Figure by MIT OCW.


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Stress paths for normally consolidated B6 clay
OLGA CLAY

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50 5.0 42
51 41
5 54 60
0.6 50
0.5

Normalized Shear Stress, q/σvc


5

'
0.30 0.5 0.5
0.05
0.05
0.4
∆us= ∆u-∆σat = ∆u- 1 ∆σa

0.3
3

0.20
. 0.2
Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.
0.1
0.051 21
0.4 0.051 23
0.50 13
Normalized Shear-Induced Pore

5.0 33 0.2
0.3

Normalized Shear-Induced Pore


49 18
49 52
Pressure, ∆us/σvc

. 0.1
'

ε εf
0.2

Pressure, ∆us/σvc
'
0.0
εf
0.1
0.0
0.0 .
-0.2 ε
-0.1
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 -0.3
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10
Axial Strain, εa (%) Axial Strain, εa (%)
Normalized Shear Stress and Shear-induced Pore Pressure vs. Strain, Normalized Shear Stress and Shear-induced Pore Pressure vs. Strain,
OCR = 1 CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC OCR = 2 CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC

.
Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.

0.051 21
0.051 23 0.6
0.50 13
5.0 33
50
49 52 5
Normalized Shear Stress, q/σvc

Peak Shear Stress 0.5 0.5


'

Corresponds to 0.05
Normalized Shear Stress, q/σvc
'

0.40 Avg. φ'min = 32.9o +


_ 0.9SD
50 0.4 .
Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.
5
0.051 38
0.50 40
0.30 0.3 Corresponds to
5.0 42
0.05 Avg. φ'max = 32.9o +
_ 0.4SD 51 41
54 60

0.2 Peak Shear Stress


0.20

0.6 0.7 0.8 0.8 1.0 1.1 1.2


0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 ' vc
Normalized Effective Stress, p/σ '
' vc
Normalized Effective Stress, p/σ '
Normalized Effective Stress Paths, OCR = 2 CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC
Normalized Effective Stress Paths, OCR = 1 CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC

Figures by MIT OCW.

Adapted from:
a
0.6
50
Normalized Shear Stress, q/σvc
'

0.5
0.05 | 5 5 .
0.4 Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.
1.0
50
0.051 35
0.3 5
0.50 29 Corresponds to Mean ESE at Peak,

Normalized Shear Stress, q/σvc


'
5.1 39 0.8 OCR = 4 & 5
0.2 5.0 49 ' = 0.038
C'/σmin 0.05 | 5
52 27 φ' = 26.1o .
0.1 0.6 Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.

0.051 35
0.0 0.4 0.50 29
Normalized Shear-Induced Pore

5.1 39
-0.1 b 5.0 49
52 27
Pressure, ∆us/σvc

0.2
'

-0.2
Peak Shear Stress
-0.3
0.0
εf 0.05 | 0.5 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8
-0.4
' vc
Normalized Effective Stress, p/σ '
-0.5 5 50
Normalized Effective Stress Paths, OCR = 4 CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC
-0.6
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Axial Strain, εa (%)

Normalized Shear Stress and Shear-induced Pore Pressure vs. Strain,


OCR = 4 CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC

a
Normalized Shear Stress, q/σvc

50
'

1.5

0.05,0.5 | 5 .
Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.
1.0 1.5 50
Corresponds to Mean ESE at Peak,
Normalized Shear Stress, q/σvc
'

0.051 44 OCR = 4 & 5


0.5 0.51 47 ' = 0.038
C'/σmin
5.1 46
φ' = 25.1o 0.05,0.5 | 5
51 43 1.0
50 45 .
0.0 Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.

0.5 0.051 44
Normalized Shear-Induced Pore

0.51 47
0.0 5.1 46
51 43
Pressure, ∆us/σvc

0.0
'

50 45
-0.4 b
Peak Shear Stress
-0.8 εf 0.05,0.5 | 5
-0.5
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5
-1.2
' vc
Normalized Effective Stress, p/σ '
50 Normalized Effective Stress Paths, OCR = 8 CKoUC Tests,
-1.6
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Resedimented BBC
Axial Strain, εa (%)
Normalized Shear Stress and Shear-induced Pore Pressure vs. Strain,
OCR = 8 CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC

Figures by MIT OCW.

Adapted from:
.
Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.

0.051 21
0.051 23
0.50 11
0.50 13
5.0 33
50 17
49 18
1.2 49 52 OCR = 1 OCR = 2
Applied Stress Level, ∆q/∆qmax

1.0
0.05
0.8 50
0.5 .
Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.
5
0.6
0.051 38
0.4 0.50 40
5.0 42
51 41
0.2 54 80

0.0
0.0 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0 0 1 2 3 4 5

1.2
OCR = 4 OCR = 8
Applied Stress Level, ∆q/∆qmax

1.0
.
0.8 Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.
.
Symbol εa(%/hr) Test No.
0.6 0.051 26
0.051 35 0.051 44
0.50 15 0.51 47
0.4 0.50 29 5.1 46
5.1 39 51 43
0.2 5.0 49 50 45
52 27
0.0
0 2 4 6 8 10 0 2 4 6 8 10
Axial Strain, εa (%) Axial Strain, εa (%)

Axial Shear Stress Level vs. Strain, CKoUC Tests, Resedimented BBC
Norm. shear-induced pore press, at peak, ∆u3/σ'vc

0.05

OCR = 1
0.00

-0.05
OCR = 2

-0.10 OCR = 4

-0.15 OCR = 8

-0.20
30

28 OCR = 2
Friction Angle at peak, φ'a ( )
.

26

OCR = 1
24

22
0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Axial Strain Rate, εa (%/hr)
Summary plots of Mechanisms: (a) Normalized Shear-induced pore pressure and Figures by MIT OCW.
(b) Friction angle at peak versue strain rate, CKoUC tests, resedimented BBC
Adapted from:
10-1
12

q = 0.594

0.526
0.564

0.508
0.500
0.550
Rupture
Axial Creep Rate, % / Minute

10-2

0.492
10

10-3
q = (σ1-σ2)/σ'3

Axial Strain, Percent ε


8
CIUC
ε vs. t
10-4
Conventional Isotropic Triaxial
6 q = 0.566
CKoUC Em = 0.3%
10-5
100 101 102 103 104 105
Elapsed Time, l, Minutes 4 Primary 8Secondary Tertiary
(a) Consolidated Triaxial Rupture
10-1
CIUC εm = 2.8% Plane Strain
q = 0.630

0.566

0.542
0.592
0.619

2 q = 0.596
CKoUC
0.515

CKoUPSC
0.525
0.570

Triaxial
Axial Creep Rate, % / Minute

10-2
ko q = 0.550
Log ε (% / min)

0
0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240
10-3
.

Elapsed Time, t. Minutes

10-4
Figure by MIT OCW.
10-5
100 101 102 103 104 105
Elapsed Time, l, Minutes Log t (min)
(B) Isotropically consolidated Triaxial
100
q = 0.662

0.630
0.621
0.598
0.588

0.574

0.562
Axial Creep Rate, % / Minute

10-1

10-2

10-3
CKoUPSC

10-4
100 101 102 103 104 105
Elapsed Time, l, Minutes
(C) Ko consolidated Plane Strain
Creep rate behavior of normally consolidated undisturbed Haney clay.

Figure by MIT OCW.

6
% Axial Strain Until εmin

4
.

Isotropic Triaxial

2
Ko Triaxial Ko Plane Strain

0
0.48 0.52 0.56 0.60 0.64 0.68 0.72

D q = (σ1 - σ3)/σ'vc

Axial strain until minimum strain rate as a function of creep stress.

Figure by MIT OCW.


10-3

-4
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Frozen MFS
3
Minimum Strain rate εm (S-1)

. 4
-5
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CIUC HANCY CLAY
.
ε

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.

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.
Note: εm = Βtmγ
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100 101 102 103
Time (min)
o
No.
No. Material Testing Reference Bo γ r2 Tests εm (%)
-4
1 20% S MFS Uniaxial Martin 2.8 x 10 -1.2 0.987 7 2.1
i -4
2 40% S MFS Uniaxial Ting & Load 4.2 x 10 -1.2 0.993 40 2.7
i
100% S MFS (1981) -4
3 i Uniaxial 8.1 x 10 -1.2 0.991 28 4.6
-5
4 Ice Uniaxial kuo (1972) 7.9 x 10 -0.8 0.987 7
~
~1
Jacka, in -5
5 Ice Uniaxial Lue (1979) 6.5 x 10 -1.0 0.996 8
-4
6 Unfrozen CIUC Campanella & 1.3 x 10 -0.9 0.997 8 2.8
7 Haney Clay CKoUC Void (1974) 1.5 x 10
-5
0.3
-0.8 0.987 7 6.55 Frozen Hanchester Fine Sand
10-4 7.08
6.50
Si = 40% Dr= 55%
Summary of minimum creep rate: Correlations of time to minimum for 5.91
various materials 6.24

σ =5.57 MPa
1
Strain rate ε (S-1)

-5
10 . 5.26
εm-tm
5.17
.

4.92
4.87

-6
10

.
εm ~
~ 2.7 + 0.5% 3.98
-7
10

100 101 102 103


Time (min)
Results of unconfined (uniaxial) compressive creep testing of 40% saturated,
55% relative density Manchester fine sand at - 18.8oC
(data from Martin et al. 1981)
Figures by MIT OCW. o
-6 -10 , 1.0 -10o, 1.2
10 Polycrystalline ICE
o .
-10 , 0.6 εm ~
~ 1%
Strain rate (a-1)

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10 tm-5 C σ =0.5 MPa
1 o
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o
-5 , 0.2
-8
10 o
-10 , 0.5
.
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-10
10 2 3 4 5 6
10 10 10 1010
Time (min)
Results of unconfined (uniaxial) compressive creep testing of polycrystalline ice.
(data by Jacka, see Lile 1979).
Figures by MIT OCW.
0.64 φ = 1.1 x 100 % / min
Adapted from:
1.8 x 10-1
0.56

1.4 x 10-2
0.48
2.0 x 10-3
8.4 x 10-4

"q" = (σ'1 - σ'3) /σ'c 0.40

0.32

0.24

0.16

0.08

0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Axial Strain, %
Influence of rate strain on undrained stress-strain behavior in constant rate of strain shear.

0.80

0.60 Upper yield


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0.40 Const. rate at strain shear


Const. stress rate at 5 min
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0.20
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10-4 10-3 10-2 10-1 100 101
Rate at strain, % / min.
Strain rate dependence of undrained strength in constant rate of strain Shear and constant stress creep

101
0.600
0.618

0.638
0.586
0.572

0.552

0.530

0.516

100
Axial strain rate, percent/min

10-1

10-2

10-3

10-4
0.500

0.374 0.446
10-5
100 101 102 103 104 105
Elapsed time, t - min.
Variation of creep rate with time in constant stress creep
0.40

Normalized Effective Stress, p'/σ'vc


0.30

0.20
CTX- Loading (e,%/hr) Relaxation
25 (50)
28 (0.05)
52 (50)
23 (0.05)

0.10
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10
Axial Strain, εa (%)
Stress-strain curves, relaxation versus constant strain rate CKoUC tests, resedimented BBC: OCR =1

0.4 CTX- Loading (e,%/hr) Relaxation

28 (0.05)

23 (0.05)
Normalized Shear Stress, q/σ'vc

0.3

0.2 (1%) (0.1%)


(10.12.6%)

( ) = Relaxation Strain Level


End -of-Relaxation State
0.1
0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8
Normalized Effective Stress, p'/σ'vc
Effective stress paths, relaxation versus constant strain rate CKoUC tests, resedimented BBC.OCR = 1,0.05%/h

Figures by MIT OCW.

Adapted from:
.
0.40 CTX- ε (%/hr) Relaxation Strain, %
25 50 0.1 1 10 15
0.35 28 0.05 0.1 1 10 12.5

Normalized Shear Stress, q/σ'vc


0.30

0.25
q/σ'vc AT t = 0

0.20

0.15

0.10
0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000
Relaxation Increment Time, t(min)
Shear stress decay with time, CKoUC relaxation tests on resedimented BBC: OCR =1

.
CTX- OCR ε (%/hr)
0.6
25 1 50
28 1 0.05
0.5 30 4 0.05
32 1 Varies
Normalized Shear Stress, q/σ'vm

0.4 Solid Symbols: εa < 1.5%


o
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Normalized Effective Stress, p'/σ'vm

Stabilized stress states at the end of relaxation phases, CKOUC relaxatin tests on resedimented BBC.

Figures by MIT OCW.

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Major principal stress direction, δ (0)

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A DSC qf 45 − δ

B TX & DSS qf 45 − δ

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0.40

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60 40 20 0 -20 -40
Inclination of shear surface, α (0)
Slection of design strengths from experimental data in fig. 3.
Figure by MIT OCW.
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100 Vertical Drains Varved CLAY
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Glacial Till
-20 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220
Distance From Centerline (ft)
Design problem for highway embankment on connecticut valley varved (1 ft = 0.305 m;
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180 EL.175 FS = 1.50 (M-P)
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120
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100
Varved Clay
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60

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350


Distance (ft)
ESA and USA factors of safety for embankment on Connecticut valley varved clay at U = 100%
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Figure by MIT OCW.


130
Initial
120 (1)
Elevation (ft)

110
(2) (3) (5)
100 σ'vc
90
σ'vo
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60
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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130
120
110
Elevation (ft)

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70 τc
60
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Undrained Shear Strength (ksf)

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qf Peak PSC τc
Remolded DSS τd
PSE τe

Figure by MIT OCW.


Indices
Profile 0 10 20 30 Ip Stress History (kpa)
0 1 2 3 IL 100 200 300
0

2 CRUST

Depth, z (m) 4
6
Marine CLAY Selected Profile
8
10 IL
σ'vo
12 σ'p on Block
Lacustrine
14 Samples
Ip (%) CKoU
16 CLAY Test Locations
18
Till
20

Soil profile, Index properties, and stress history at James Bay Site B-6

Crust + Mean su (FV) from 8 profiles


4
6
Marine
8
CLAY
10 τe τd τc τd τc
Depth, z (m)

12
Locust.
14
16 CLAY
τe τd τc τd τc
18
Till Initial Strength for Intact Clay For U = 100% Under
20 12m Upper Berm
10 20 30 40 50 75 100 175
Undrained Shear Strength (kPa)
Field vane and anisotropic undrained strength profiles at James Bay Site B-6

ESA FS = 4.6 + 0.7 (Bishop)

160
Relative Elevation (m)

140

EL.121
120 EL.112
EL.106 USA FS = 2.2 (M-P)
o
φ' = 30 γ1 = 20 kN/m3
100
Figures by
o
Sensitive CLAY φ' = 24 + 4
80 MIT OCW.
ESA FS = 5.5 + 1(M-P)
0 50 100 150 200

Distance (m)
-
ESA and USA Factors of safety for Embankment Dam on James Bay sensitive clay at U= 100%
Note: For Circular arc from crest to toe of berm, FS = 5.2 + 0.7

Adapted from:
400 USA FS = 1.25 + 0.1
cu/σ'vc = 0.275 + 0.025

300

Refrence Elevation (ft)


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B1 B2 Tailings Sand
φ' = 30 + 4o
φ' = γt = 122 pcf
200
20 B3
40
40 SLIMES
100
30
Starter DAM

0
Pressure Head (ft) Sand and Gravel
Figure by
400 600 800 1000 1200
MIT OCW.
Distance (ft)
ESA and USA Factors of safety upstream tailings Dam (1 ft = 0.305 m; 1 pct = 0.157 kN/m2)

Undrained Shear Strength (ksf)


Stress History (ksf)
0
UUC σ'p from EOP odometer
20
Nilcon field vane u from piezometers
40

60
Depth, z (ft)

80 σv

100
u
120
σ'vo = σ'p
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160
1 2 3 4 0 5 10 15 20 Figure by
Undrained strength and stress history data at Boring B1 of Upstream fallings Dam (1 ft = 0.305 m; 1 ksf = 47.9 kPa)
MIT OCW.
0.30
1.5
0.25

Normalized Shear Stress, τh/ σ'vc


Strength Ratio: cu (CAU)/cu(CKoU)
1.4
0.20
1.3 Resedimented BBC III
0.15
Ip = 23.5% IL = 0.8
1.2 1.5 0.10
1.1
0.05
1.0
0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 0
Stress Ratio: τhc 0 2 4 6 8
Shear Strain, γ (%)
(CAU)/cu(CKoU)
CKoU Sym
Soil cu/σ'vc τhc/σ'vc Symbol
I 0.201
BBC 0
III 0.203
0.10
Toilings 0.223
0.20
EABPL 0.235

Effect of consolidation shear stress on undrained direct simple shear behavior


of normally consolidated clay: (a) Increases in peak strength for Boston blue clay,
Copper tailing and Atchafalaya clay; and (b) Shear stress versus shear strain for Boston
blue clay.
Note: Copper Tailing data by R.S. Ladd; Other data by MIT

qf sin φcu
= ( Terzoghi & Peck 1967)
σ'c 1- sin φcu
Shear Stress

φcu
cu = σ'fc tan φcu

qf

σ'c σ'c + 2qf σ'fc


Normal Stress
Angle of shearing resistance φ'fc from isotropically consolidated - undrained triaxial compression
(CIUC) tests as defined by A. Casagrande
Undrained strength ratio, cu = σ'fc

0.30

tan φcu = 0.25


0.25 Low Anisotropy

0.20
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High Anisotropy
0.15
o o o o
60 30 0 -30
Failure surface inclination, α (degrees)

QRS computed cu = σ'fc tan φcu (Bishop circle, FS = 1.3)


Simplified trends from CKOU data on natural clays

Undrained strength ratios from QRS methodology compared to trends from CKOU testing for normally
consolidated clay.

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