Strength behavior of soft Bangkok clay during undrained shear /by ... and Wu-Sang Wang

AuthorMoh, Za-chieh
Call NumberAIT Research Report no. 5
Subject(s)Clay--Thailand--Bangkok
Strength of materials
NoteEngineering Characteristics of Undisturbed Soils in Bangkok Area Phase Report No. 2
PublisherAsian Institute of Technology
AbstractThis report presents the results of an investigation on the shearing characteristics of isotropically consolidated Soft Bangkok Clay. The stress-strain properties were determined by consolidated-undrained triaxial compression tests. Undisturbed samples were taken from depths of approximately 24 ft and 28 ft below the ground surface. At each depth, two groups of soil samples were tested. On group was investigated under normally consolidated condition and the other under over consolidated condition. The test results show that there is a unique normalized stress strain relationship for the normally consolidated clay. However, slight variations did occur primarily due to the differences in the initial water content and compressibility of the test specimens. The characteristics of the normalized stress-strain plots, shear strength and effective stress paths for the over consolidated clay are greatly dependent upon the values of the over consolidation ratio (OCR). For the same maximum past pressure, the undrained shear strength decreases with increase in OCR. However, the value of Su / ó‾c increases with the OCR
Year1968
TypeResearch Report
SchoolStudent Research Before 1980
DepartmentOther Field of Studies (No Department)
Academic Program/FoSAIT Research report (Year <=1980)
Chairperson(s)Wang, Wu-sang
DegreeResearch Report (M. Eng.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 1968


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