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Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University Volume 36 Issue 1
published_at 1985

Compressive and Shear Characteristics of Decomposed Granite Soils with Particular Reference to the Degrees of Weathering

風化度に着目したまさ土の圧縮・せん断特性
Murata Hidekazu
Yasufuku Noriyuki
Okafuji Hirokuni
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The engineering properties of the decomposed granite soil are not the same as being considerably varied owing to the place of deposit and depth. This paper describes, after investigating the index properties which estimate the degrees of weathering for various kinds of decomposed granite soils, the compressive and shear strength characteristics of these soils with particular reference to the degrees of weathering. The results obtained were summarized as follows
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