Sentence examples for hardening soil from inspiring English sources

After hardening, soil mix elements with improved mechanical and hydraulic characteristics are realized.

The numerical results indicated that the hardening soil model with the soil modulus obtained from in situ pressuremeter tests yields reasonable predictions for excavation-induced wall deformation.

The hardening soil model proposed by Schanz et al., (1999) that was initially introduced by Duncan and Chang (1970) was used to simulate the granular backfill materials; a linear-elastic model with Mohr-Coulomb frictional criterion was used to simulate the interface between the geosynthetic and backfill material.

The GA optimization approach tends to overpredict surface settlements at some distance from the excavation as it is constrained by a specific form of the material constitutive model (i.e. hardening soil model); while the surface settlements computed using SelfSim approach match the observed ones due to its ability to learn small strain non-linearity of soil implied in the measured settlements.

The Hardening Soil model and the correlation obtained may be applied to similar soil conditions as the Kenny Hill Formation.

Then, with these input parameters, considering Hardening Soil model with Small Strain stiffness (HSS model), FEM program PLAXIS is used for parameter studies, producing coefficients in the equations of attenuation law of the displacements of the soil.

For the first time in the world, a ground freezing method was used to harden soil to act as rock to allow TBMs to maintain proper course while boring and placing the tunnel liners".

Furthermore, in chaparral-coated Southern California, burning of the brush has been shown to harden surface soils, making the ground more water repellent than usual.

Periodic flooding and wetting of the surface soil during occasional heavy downpours promote leaching and acidification of the upper soil layer; the leached silica accumulates deeper in the soil where it hardens as the soil dries out.

That could lead to a series of problems such as soil acidification, salinization, hardening, and nutrient imbalance, causing soil degradation and yield reduction.

But as the proverb goes, "Soil hardens after rain".