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  • 2017Effect of microbial activity on penetrometer resistance and elastic modulus of soil at different temperatures9citations
  • 2016On the theory of Brutsaert about elastic wave speeds in unsaturated soils15citations
  • 2013Estimating penetrometer resistance and matric potential from the velocities of shear and compression waves12citations

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On the theory of Brutsaert about elastic wave speeds in unsaturated soils

  • Attenborough, Keith
  • Taherzadeh, Shahram
  • Whalley, W. R.
  • Shin, H.-C.
Abstract

Recently a theoretical model for elastic wave speeds in partially-saturated soils proposed by Brutsaert (and Luthin) in 1964 has been used to investigate the relationship between the elastic wave speeds and the moisture content in soils. It has been suggested that there was a ‘typing error’ in the formula for the composite fluid bulk modulus of the partially-saturated medium which has been modified accordingly. However we argue that the problem appears to be more of an inconsistency in the definition of the composite bulk modulus than a typing error: we have not been able to reproduce some numerical figures reported by Brutsaert and Luthin with the formulae therein. Moreover we point out that an assumption in the original theory of a saturation-independent Poisson's ratio has bigger implications for the more recent works as result (a) of not being realised and (b) of not being supported by experimental evidence. We comment also on the use of effective stress in unsaturated soils and the difficulty in deducing the moisture content from measurements of elastic wave speeds, due probably to the predominance of water potential rather than water content on the wave speed of shallow soils.

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  • theory
  • composite
  • bulk modulus
  • Poisson's ratio