Camparison of in situ and ship-board vane measurements on a deep- sea clay
Document Type
Article
Date of Original Version
1-1-1985
Abstract
The main purpose of this paper is to present and compare some data on in situ and laboratory vane measurements made on a homogeneous illitic deep-sea clay in the N central Pacific. In addition to physical property data and subsampling, shear-strength measurements were made with a laboratory miniature vane device. This ocean test provided an opportunity to compare the in situ measurements, conducted under carefully controlled conditions, with those on very good quality core samples. -from Author
Publication Title, e.g., Journal
Offshore site investigation. Advances in underwater technology and offshore engineering. Vol. 3. Proc. conference, London, 1985, (Graham & Trotman for Society for Underwater Techonology)
Citation/Publisher Attribution
Silva, A. J.. "Camparison of in situ and ship-board vane measurements on a deep- sea clay." Offshore site investigation. Advances in underwater technology and offshore engineering. Vol. 3. Proc. conference, London, 1985, (Graham & Trotman for Society for Underwater Techonology) (1985): 219-230. https://digitalcommons.uri.edu/cve_facpubs/305