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Effects of stress and temperature on secondary compression of peat
Patrick J. Fox
, Tuncer B. Edil
Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Temperature Effect
100%
Stress Effect
100%
Peat
100%
Secondary Compression
100%
In Situ
22%
Creep
22%
Void Fraction
22%
Vertical Effective Stress
22%
Accurate Determination
11%
Temperature Variation
11%
Stress Coefficient
11%
Temperature Conditions
11%
Stress Conditions
11%
Step-stress
11%
Temperature Coefficient
11%
Wisconsin USA
11%
Effective Temperature
11%
Pre-compression
11%
Settlement Data
11%
Staged Construction
11%
Test Embankment
11%
Overconsolidation
11%
Laboratory Stress
11%
Temperature Test
11%
Total Settlement
11%
Time Prediction
11%
Compression Parameters
11%
Subsurface Heating
11%
Settlement Prediction
11%
Engineering
Secondary Compression
100%
Effective Stress
22%
Subsurface
11%
Temperature Change
11%
Temperature Condition
11%
Temperature Coefficient
11%
Stress Condition
11%
Staged Construction
11%
Effective Temperature
11%
Test Embankment
11%
Test Temperature
11%
Settlement Prediction
11%
Settlement Data
11%
United States of America
11%