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    The document contains graphs and numerical parameters related to the settlement and excess pore pressure of soil over time under an applied stress. A graph shows settlement increasing over time as high as 0.294 m. A second graph shows excess pore pressure in the soil increasing with depth down to 0.3 m, reaching a maximum of around 60 kPa. The document also lists input parameters for a consolidation model, including soil properties, boundary conditions, applied stresses that change over time, and times at which outputs are checked.

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    The document contains graphs and numerical parameters related to the settlement and excess pore pressure of soil over time under an applied stress. A graph shows settlement increasing over time as high as 0.294 m. A second graph shows excess pore pressure in the soil increasing with depth down to 0.3 m, reaching a maximum of around 60 kPa. The document also lists input parameters for a consolidation model, including soil properties, boundary conditions, applied stresses that change over time, and times at which outputs are checked.

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    1dconsol 07

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    The document contains graphs and numerical parameters related to the settlement and excess pore pressure of soil over time under an applied stress. A graph shows settlement increasing over time as high as 0.294 m. A second graph shows excess pore pressure in the soil increasing with depth down to 0.3 m, reaching a maximum of around 60 kPa. The document also lists input parameters for a consolidation model, including soil properties, boundary conditions, applied stresses that change over time, and times at which outputs are checked.

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    of 4

    0.

    294

    0.292

    0.29

    Settlement (m)

    0.288

    0.286

    0.284

    0.282

    0.28

    0.278

    0.276

    0.005

    0.01

    0.015

    0.02
    Time (yrs)

    0.025

    0.03

    0.035

    70

    60

    Excess pore pressure (kPa)

    50

    40

    30

    20

    10

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15
    Depth (m)

    0.2

    0.25

    0.3

    initial stress (kPa)


    60
    beta
    0.5
    Press to update calculations
    mv (m2/kN)
    Layer thickness (m)
    5
    0.001
    and produce graphs
    number of levels
    20
    dt (yr)
    0.03125
    cv (m2/yr)
    number of time steps
    50 Final time
    1.5625
    1
    top boundary (1=permeable, 0 = impermeable)
    1 change time tb (yr)
    bottom boundary (1=permeable, 0 = impermeable)
    1 change time bb (yr)
    stress ramp (kpa/yr)
    0
    Q
    settlement

    60
    0.2775

    60
    0.2925
    0
    0.03125

    dq
    t
    z
    dummy
    0
    0.25

    60
    60
    60

    30
    0
    30

    10
    10

    Jump stress (kPa)


    Time of jump (yr)
    Stress ramp (kPa/yr)
    Start ramp time (yr)
    End ramp time (yr)

    0
    0.5
    0
    1
    2

    5 Timesteps at which excess pore pressure plotted


    Timestep Check values
    0 OK
    5 OK
    10 OK
    15 OK
    50 OK

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