'The stress-dilatancy relation for static equilibrium of an assembly of particles in contact'

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Published in theProceedings of the Royal Society, vol. 269 (1962).

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Papers of Professor Peter Walter RowePWR

Biographical and PersonalPWR/1

University of St AndrewsPWR/2

University of ManchesterPWR/3

Consultancy WorkPWR/4

Publications and Technical PapersPWR/6

Papers written by RowePWR/6/1

['A stress strain theory for sand'][PWR/6/1/1]

['Measurements on model strutted sheet pile excavations'][PWR/6/1/2]

'Sheet pile walls at failure'PWR/6/1/3

'Sheet pile walls in clay'PWR/6/1/4

'Limit design of flexible walls'PWR/6/1/5

'Analysis of two sheet-pile wharves'PWR/6/1/6

Contribution to discussionPWR/6/1/7

'The stress-dilatancy relation for static equilibrium of an assembly of particles in contact'PWR/6/1/8

'Stress-dilatancy, earth pressures and slopes'PWR/6/1/9

'Passive earth pressure measurements'PWR/6/1/10

'A new consolidation cell'PWR/6/1/11

'The influence of geological features of clay deposits upon the design and performance of sand drains'PWR/6/1/12

'Failure of foundations and slopes on layered deposits in relation to site investigation practice'PWR/6/1/13

'The relation between the shear strength of sands in triaxial compression, plane strain and direct shear'PWR/6/1/14

'Osborne Reynolds and dilatancy'PWR/6/1/15

'Derwent dam - embankment stability and displacements'PWR/6/1/16

'Representative sampling in location, quality and size'PWR/6/1/17

'Stress-strain relationships for particulate materials at equilibrium'PWR/6/1/18

Report on the foundation stability of deep sea gravity structuresPWR/6/1/19

'Displacement and failure modes of model offshore gravity platforms formed on clay'PWR/6/1/20

'Applications of models to predictions of offshore gravity platform foundation performance'PWR/6/1/21

'Prediction and observation of a model gravity platform on Drammen clay'PWR/6/1/22

'Use of large centrifugal models for offshore and nearshore works'PWR/6/1/23

'Jamuna river 230 KV crossing - Bangladesh'PWR/6/1/24

'A reassessment of the Carsington embankment failure'PWR/6/1/25

Unpublished books written by RowePWR/6/2

Papers written by othersPWR/6/3

Visits and ConferencesPWR/8

Professional BodiesPWR/9

CorrespondencePWR/10