Soil Mechanics and Foundations
By M. Budhu. 2000
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- Memory formation in matter (2018, background): “ose analogy is the reversible and irreversible compaction of soil, where reading out the memory of maximum load (\overconsolidation") can be crucial in predicting how a new building will settle (Budhu, 2010). Another example of this type of behavior is the Mullins Eect, which occurs in rubber a”
- A bonded-particle model for cemented sand (2013, methodology): “Effects of cementation on the response of a soil: (a) uncemented soil, (b) cemented soil, and (c) cemented soil at high normal effective stress (after [8]).”
- Direct mechanical energy measures of hammer mill comminution of switchgrass, wheat straw, and corn stover and analysis of their particle size distributions (2009, background): “Coefficient of gradation between 1 and 3 represents well-graded particles [38] as observed in the present study.”