Soil elastic modulus or resilient modulus can be measured in laboratory using dynamic triaxial tests or resonant column test. |
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It also can be seen that both criteria coincide in the triaxial path, but differ for any other stress paths. |
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The static triaxial shear test and its modified version can be used to determine shear strength under static loading. |
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Figure 6 shows typical stress, strain and deformability relationships measured during each triaxial compression test. |
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The samples were tested in a triaxial compression test machine without applying cell pressure. |
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The Part 572 Subpart L free motion headform was instrumented with a critically damped Entran triaxial accelerometer. |
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An anisotropic dissipating energy measurement a was introduced in the triaxial space. |
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The triaxial plan gives classrooms daylight on both sides which are entered off a remarkably economical central hall, while stores and lavatories occupy the corners. |
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For evaluating rutting tendency we have the wheeltracker test, a triaxial test with confining stress, and a Marshall test. |
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Increased accuracy and efficiency of triaxial cell measurements for use in stress history and slope stability studies. |
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Enhancement of triaxial cell to measure P and S wave sound speeds in sediment samples under loaded conditions. |
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During previous surveys, a triaxial magnetometer was set up in the survey area to record transient variations. |
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The triaxial magnetometer currently used in CANMOS is the digital-output ring-core fluxgate magnetometer produced by Narod Geophysics. |
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A novel feature of the CANMOS design is the GSC-designed tilt-correcting suspension for the fluxgate triaxial sensors. |
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Interference of the measuring field is reliably prevented by the triaxial design of the sensor. |
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The shape of the red cell during the tank-tread motion resembles a triaxial ellipsoid with the longest axis almost parallel to the direction of the undisturbed flow. |
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Following each triaxial test it was noticed that the low strength specimens, grades C and D, generally sheared along one smooth inclined plane of failure. |
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Even in today's high-tech N. F. L. — with its aerial cameras and triaxial knee braces — there's still room for the humblest of technologies. |
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Whitewares are often referred to as triaxial bodies, owing to the three mineral types clay, silica, and feldspar consistently found in their makeup. |
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One of the great advantages of the triaxial composition of whitewares is that it makes the formed piece relatively insensitive to minor changes in composition and in firing time or temperature. |
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Levitina, Computation of radial wave functions for spheroids and triaxial ellipsoids by the modified phase function method, Comput. |
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The Innova Stent System was designed with an intuitive triaxial delivery system for precise, predictable stent placement and uniform deployment. |
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Amococo is the most labyrinthine luminarium, featuring as it does 86 triaxial domes and 71 pods that together create a complex of pathways where the visitors may happily lose themselves. |
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The triaxial samples were tested at three relative densities and three isotropic consolidation stress levels. |
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The study was performed on CM clay using a temperature-controlled triaxial apparatus. |
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Wood proposed that the stress ratio of critical state met certain relationships in triaxial compression and tension condition. |
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The resilient modulus represents the ratio of repeated deviator stress to recoverable lateral strain, based on the results of constant confining-pressure triaxial tests. |
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A triaxial test is recognized to be the most widely used method for the determination of the strength properties and the stress-strain state of soil. |
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Triaxial compressive strength tests show that saturation causes, in every metamorphic grade, an increase of angle of internal friction as well as a decrease of cohesion. |
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