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Determination of undrained strengths by cone penetration tests.

G. T. Houlsby, C. P. Wroth

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Calculations have been presented for the loads on a cone penetrometer in a cohesive material, with the validity of the calculations being limited at present to a penetrometer near the surface of a soil. The undrained strength of a cohesive soil could therefore be back-analysed from measurements of loads on cone penetrometers. -from Authors

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Calculations have been presented for the loads on a cone penetrometer in a cohesive material, with the validity of the calculations being limited at present to a penetrometer near the surface of a soil. The undrained strength of a cohesive soil could therefore be back-analysed from measurements of loads on cone penetrometers. -from Authors

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Calculations have been presented for the loads on a cone penetrometer in a cohesive material, with the validity of the calculations being limited at present to a penetrometer near the surface of a soil. The undrained strength of a cohesive soil could therefore be back-analysed from measurements of loads on cone penetrometers. -from Authors

Key concepts: Penetrometer, Geotechnical engineering, Cone penetration test, Cone (formal languages), Penetration test, Penetration (warfare), Geology, Soil water

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