Prediction and analysis of Consolidation and Secondary Settlement Behavior through the Inflection Point Method: Evaluation with Excess Pore Water Pressure and Settlement Measurements
Prediction and analysis of Consolidation and Secondary Settlement Behavior through the Inflection Point Method: Evaluation with Excess Pore Water Pressure and Settlement Measurements
Researchers proposed methods to predict soil settlement based on settlement observations. The inflection point method is particularly interesting. In this paper, this method is utilized to analyze settlement behavior of well-documented case histories found in the literature. Results reveal that the inflection point method yields accurate predictions and provides valuable insights, leading to a better understanding of the consolidation rate and variability of secondary compression in soils
Mohamed Aymen Dali; Achene Benamghar
18th African Regional Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (ARCSMGE2024)
Behavior of soils, analysis and modeling
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