3rd ed., Applied Science Publishers Ltd, London. – 1980. – 409 p. – ISBN: 0-85334-873-1
This book is mainly intended to meet the needs of undergraduate students of Civil Engineering. A certain amount of factual information, in the form of design charts and tables, has been included. I hope, therefore, that the book will prove to be of use to the students when their courses are over, and will help to bridge the awkward gap between theory and practice.
The analysis and classification of soils
The clay minerals
Pore pressure, effective stress and suction
Permeability and seepage
A model for soil consolidation
A model for shear strength of soil
General soil models
Plasticity, limit analysis, and limiting equilibrium
Lateral earth pressure
Stability of slopes
Bearing capacity of foundations
Settlement of foundations
Piled foundations
Geotechnical processes
Site investigation and in situ tests