Interpretation of the pressuremeter test using numerical models based on deformation tensor equations
Abstract The pressuremeter test in boreholes has proven itself as a useful tool in geotechnical explorations, especially comparing its results with those obtained from a mathematical model ruled by a soil representative constitutive equation. The numerical model shown in this paper is aimed to be th...
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