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PRINCIPLES OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
PRINCIPLES
OF
ENGINEERING
GEOLOGY
P. B. ATTEWELL and I. W. FARMER
University of Durham
LONDON
CHAPMAN AND HALL
A Halsted Press Book
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC., NEW YORK
First published 1976
by Chapman and Hall Ltd
11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE
© 1976 J. E. Attewell and L. C. Attewell
Sriftcover reprillt rifthe hardcover 1ft editiolt 1976
Typeset by Preface Ltd, Salisbury, Wilts
Fletcher & Son Ltd, Norwich
ISBN-13: 978-94-009-5709-1 e-ISBN-13: 978-94-009-5707-7
DOl: 10.1007/978-94-009-5707-7
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Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Attewell, P B
of engineering geology.
Principles
1. Engineering geology. I. Farmer, Ian
William, joint author. II. Title.
TA705.A87 1975 624'151 75-20012
Contents
Preface xi
Symbols xvii
Composition of Rocks 1
1.1 Origin and geological classification of rocks 1
1.2 Rock forming minerals 7
1.3 Clay minerals 16
1.4 Base exchange and water adsorption in clay minerals 20
1.5 Mineralogical identification 25
2 Rock Particles and Particle Systems 30
2.1 Rock particle classification 30
2.2 Typical rock particle systems 33
2.3 Physical properties of particulate systems 42
2.4 Permeability of particulate systems 45
2.5 Representation of stress in a soil mass 48
2.6 Effective stress 56
2.7 Frictional properties of rock particles 60
2.8 Soil deformation - drained granular media 66
2.9 Soil strength - drained granular media 75
2.10 Soil strength and deformation - clay soils 81
2.11 Pore pressure parameters 88
2.12 Rate of porewater pressure dissipation 92
2.13 The critical state concept 97
2.14 Limiting states of equilibrium 100
3 Clays and Clay Shales 104
3.1 Interparticle attraction and repulsion 105
3.2 Sediment formation and clay fabrics 109
3.3 Unstable clay fabrics 117
3.4 Glacial and periglacial clays 122
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