Sentence examples for coefficient of consolidation from inspiring English sources
A one-dimensional consolidation test postulated that increasing silt content decreases the coefficient of consolidation.
The upper clay layer had a coefficient of consolidation of 0.47 0.6 m2/year due to the vertical flow (cv) and a coefficient of consolidation of 2 3 m2/year due to the horizontal flow (ch).
Application of an optimization design technique for determining the coefficient of consolidation by using piezocone test data.
Alternative methods are provided for the prediction of the coefficient of consolidation, remolded shear strength, internal friction angle, sediment cohesion, dynamic viscosity and excess pore pressure.
The composite coefficient of consolidation (cv(com)) that was obtained from the physical model test on the composite ground can be used to approximate the rate of consolidation.
It was found that, relatively over the wide range of dissipation, the optimized coefficient of consolidation is more consistent than those determined by other researchers' methods.
The comparison quantitatively revealed the primary consolidation rate and the coefficient of secondary consolidation of the peaty ground as well as the prediction accuracy of the Noto method.
The application of the proposed method to six case records on three construction sites (with a maximum drainage path lm of 7−50 m) indicates that the coefficient of horizontal consolidation for the ideal condition are likely to be used to reconstruct the monitored time settlement curve and also to adjust the hydraulic and consolidation properties of each monitored point.
Thus the coefficients of horizontal consolidation and the mobilised discharge capacity qw(mob) can be expressed in terms of parameters of the exponential formula corresponding to the measured data and the theoretical solutions.
The coefficient of one-dimensional consolidation was measured according to ASTM D2435/2435M [23] at a value of 1.4 × 10−8 m2/s.
Modal pore throat sizes range from a few nm to a few tens of nm, and these small pore sizes result in extremely low values of permeability and of consolidation coefficient.
