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Research Methods of Residual Deformation Developed by Soil Compaction

Abstract

This article considers the problems of rutting caused by the accumulation of permanent strains in the subgrade soil. The main attention is paid to the degree of subgrade soil compaction affecting the development of residual deformation in road structural elements. The methodology is suggested to investigate cohesive soils that develop residual deformations using the dynamic testing machine. The obtained results are analyzed using the dynamic soils tests.

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Vahtang P. Matua
Rostov State University of Civil Engineering
Russian Federation


Evgeny N. Isaev
Rostov State University of Civil Engineering
Russian Federation


Dmitriy V. Chirva
Rostov State University of Civil Engineering
Russian Federation


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Matua V.P., Isaev E.N., Chirva D.V. Research Methods of Residual Deformation Developed by Soil Compaction. Vestnik of Tomsk state university of architecture and building. 2016;(3):186-193. (In Russ.)

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