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Triaxial test results

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ElGreco

Civil/Environmental
Aug 19, 2004
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I was wondering if any of you guys have a clue how could i find (any special reference) complete triaxial tests on Sands in order to identify basic properties about their critical state, i.e. M (inclination of CS strength line in q vs p' plot), maximum and minimum density and point of deflection of the critical state strength line in e (or v) vs lnp' plot.

 
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Do you know the books "Manual of soil laboratory testing"(3 Volumes) written by Head?
 
Hi,

I found this link that appears to have a significant amount of data:

It is for sands at two Dr's and also for a silt.

If you know of any similar data for a clay, please do let me know.

It is a pity that after so many decades, we still don't seem to have "reference test data" available freely for others to use to check their models

thx
Paul
 
A similar post was made many months ago. Do a search of I.Holubec or critical state sands and you can find quite a bit of information. Search, too, here in the site for the previous similar post.
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ElGreco - I see that the former post, thread486-101975, was yours too! Still, try to check out the references I gave.
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