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| Open Access |
https://doi.org/10.37547/ajast/Volume02Issue06-05
THE NATURE OF THE CHANGE IN THE CONNECTIVITY OF MOISTENED LOESS SOILS DURING VIBRATION
Abstract
This scientific article presents the results of studies of the nature of changes in the connectivity of moist loess soils during vibration. Basically, the results of laboratory experimental experiments are presented to determine the weakening of the connectivity of moistened loess soil and its transition to a dynamically unstable (liquefied) state in the process of oscillation, which also significantly affect internal and external factors (the state of density-moisture content of the soil, the presence of colloidal minerals, particle size distribution, the value external load, nature, duration and intensity of dynamic impact, etc.) to reduce soil cohesion.
Keywords
Loess soil, soil cohesion, moist soil
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