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Studying the Creep Deformation of Expansive Clay Soil

دراسة تشوهات الزحف في التربة الغضارية المنتفخة

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 Publication date 2016
and research's language is العربية
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This paper deals with the study of abnormalities crawl that occur in soils Algdharyh bulging Khat turns out that these abnormalities are not related only to enter the water to the soil, but there are distortions in order to get the bulge constant moisture and these distortions you get with the times. This research aims to theoretical and practical study of the behavior of creep in Algdharyh bulging soil.

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Buisman, K. (1936): “Results of long duration settlement tests”. Proceedings 1 st International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering, Cambridge , Mass.Vol.1:103-107
Charles Lucian Sweden 2006-Geotechnical Aspect of Building On Expensive Soils in Kibaha,Tanzania: Preliminary Study
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