File:Consol curve plain.svg
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English: The consolidation curve of a saturated clay showing the steps needed to determine the preconsolidation pressure. Türkçe: OCR - Aşırı konsolidasyon oranı. Ön konsolidasyon , bir zemin geçmişte maruz kaldığı maksimum efektif gerilmesidir. Bu miktar beklenen oturmasını bulmak için önemlidir. Zemine etki eden mevcut efektif gerilme, tarihsel maksimumdan daha az ise, bir zemin aşırı konsolide olarak adlandırılır. OCR>1 olduğunda yüksek makaslama dayanımı olacak (ideal zemin temel için). |
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| Author | Biswajit Banerjee. |
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| current | 05:20, 11 June 2015 | | 629 × 629 (124 KB) | wikimediacommons>Bbanerje | Author: Biswajit Banerjee The consolidation curve of a saturated clay showing the steps needed to determine the preconsolidation pressure. |
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