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Cone Penetration and Laboratory Testing in Marine Calcareous Sediments Pages: 31 Published: Jan 1982
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View License Agreement Source: STP777-EB Abstract The paper discusses in situ cone penetration and laboratory testing of calcareous soils at several offshore locations. These tests indicate a large range in degree of cementation. The laboratory program includes special strength and deformation tests to further clarify and interpret the results of cone penetration tests. In addition, these tests are designed to provide a better understanding of the behavior of pile foundations. Based on the preceding results a classification system is proposed for these types of soil with emphasis on in situ measurements. Furthermore, engineering design parameters are discussed and values suggested for skin friction and end bearing for pile foundations. Keywords: calcareous soils, classification, cone penetration tests, crushability, compression tests, cemented soils, in situ, testing, offshore structures, pile foundations, limestone, steel friction tests, point resistance, laboratory tests, model tests, friction, bearing capacity Paper ID: STP28916S Committee/Subcommittee: D18.12 DOI: 10.1520/STP28916S ASTM International is a member of CrossRef. | ||