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This paper proposes a new normalisation scheme so that compression behaviour of different soils can be consistently described.
Before addressing these issues in detail, it is important to provide a brief background on the compression behaviour of different soils.
The new normalisation scheme presented above provides a unified framework to describe the compression behaviour of different soils and can be readily implemented for modelling purposes.
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In addition, it should be consistent for both clays and sands, so that the observed compression behaviour for different soils can be duly idealised.
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