Discussion of “Mohajerani method: Tool for determining the liquid limit of soils using fall cone test results with strong correlation with the Casagrande test” by E. Hrubesova, B. Lunackova and M. Mohyla [Engineering Geology 278 (2020) 105852]
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Authors
O'Kelly, BC
Vardanega, PJ
Haigh, SK
Publication Date
2022Journal Title
Engineering Geology
ISSN
0013-7952
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Volume
302
Number
106623
Pages
106623-106623
Type
Article
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O'Kelly, B., Vardanega, P., & Haigh, S. (2022). Discussion of “Mohajerani method: Tool for determining the liquid limit of soils using fall cone test results with strong correlation with the Casagrande test” by E. Hrubesova, B. Lunackova and M. Mohyla [Engineering Geology 278 (2020) 105852]. Engineering Geology, 302 (106623), 106623-106623. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enggeo.2022.106623
Abstract
The Authors have presented an interesting paper (Hrubesova et al., 2020), which aims (in part) to validate the Moharjerani (1999) calibration approach for establishing the 80 g/30° fall-cone penetration depth equating to the liquid limit by the Casagrande percussion-cup approach, determined according to the British Standard. In this paper, the Discussers present some clarifications on, and state various observations regarding, the approaches adopted in the Hrubesova et al. (2020) investigation, as well as the Moharjerani (1999) calibration approach employed therein. The Discussers also present a description of some relevant literature not covered in the Authors' paper (Hrubesova et al. 2020) aimed at making further clarifications on this important area of geotechnical practice.
Keywords
Liquid limit, Plastic limit, Fall cone, Casagrande cup, Mohajerani method, PL100
Embargo Lift Date
2023-03-31
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External DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enggeo.2022.106623
This record's URL: https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/337479
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