The piezocone penetration test (CPTu) is a well-established and efficient tool used in
geotechnical engineering for measuring/interpreting the fundamental soil properties …

A cavity expansion-based method is proposed in this paper to correlate the relevant findings
with the piezocone penetration test (CPTu) data in clays. The rigorous and explicit solution …

Piezocone penetration test (CPTu) readings of total tip resistance (qt), corrected sleeve
friction (fst), and shoulder porewater pressure (u2) in fine-grained soils can be modeled …

Two analytical models for interpreting piezocone penetration tests (CPTUs) in soft sensitive
Presumpscot clay were applied to in situ and laboratory results from a highway embankment …

Using cavity expansion solutions for undrained penetration, a theoretical link is established
between the cone tip resistance (qt) and shoulder porewater pressure (u2) from cone …

This paper presents the derivation of closed-form expressions for the interpretation of
piezocone tests in clay on the basis of an undrained cavity expansion solution. The cavity …

A well-established analytical model based on spherical cavity expansion and critical state
soil mechanics theories is applied to piezocone soundings for profiling the yield stress and …

Results from piezocone tests in soft lacustrine clay at the national geotechnical
experimentation site (NGES) at Northwestern University are used to interpret effective friction …

In-situ soil testing is an essential part of geotechnical engineering. While many devices have
been developed over the years for measuring soil properties in-situ, the pressuremeter and …

The piezocone penetration test (CPTU) is commonly used as a fast and economical tool to
identify soil profile and to estimate relevant material properties in soils ranging from fine to …