Fig. 1. Terzaghi 1-D Consolidation theory of isochrone (Terzaghi, 1943)
Fig. 2. Average degree of consolidation-time factor(Terzaghi, 1943)
Fig. 3. Isochrone form according to boundary conditions (Terzaghi, 1943)
Fig. 4. Pore water pressure measurement point according to depth
Fig. 6. Degree of consolidation-time factor according to thickness of clay layer(Permeable layer condition)
Fig. 7. Comparison of isochrone type according to thickness of clay layer (Impervious layer condition)
Fig. 8. Degree of consolidation-time factor according to thickness of clay layer(Impervious layer condition)
Fig. 9. Comparison of isochrone type according to loading width (Permeable layer condition)
Fig. 10. Degree of consolidation-time factor according to loading width(Permeable layer condition)
Fig. 11. Comparison of isochrone type according to loading width (Impervious layer condition)
Fig. 12. Degree of consolidation-time factor according to loading width(Impervious layer condition)
Fig. 5. Comparison of isochrone type according to thickness of clay layer(Permeable layer condition)
Table 1. Average degree of consolidation-time factor
Table 2. Numerical analysis and isochrone correlation
Table 3. Isochrone analysis method using numerical analysis
Table 4. Numerical analysis condition
Table 5. Consolidation characteristics of clay layer
Table 6. Average degree of consolidation of Terzaghi, CASE A and B
Table 7. Average degree of consolidation of CASE A and B
Table 8. Average degree of consolidation of Terzaghi, CASE D and E
Table 9. Average degree of consolidation of CASE D and E
Table 10. Average degree of consolidation of Terzaghi, CASE B and C
Table 11. Average degree of consolidation of CASE A and C
Table 12. Average degree of consolidation of Terzaghi, CASE E and F
Table 13. Average degree of consolidation of CASE E and F
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