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Submerged Weight and Seepage Forces

Lambe and Whitman explain how to represent the effects of water in soils using submerged unit weight and seepage forces. They distinguish between total-stress approaches with boundary water pressures and effective-stress viewpoints with explicit seepage forces. Examples show uplift, flow beneath structures, and the influence of seepage on slope and excavation stability.

T. W. Lambe; R. V. Whitman · 1968 · Soil Mechanics (Textbook)

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