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Figure 2: Consolidation Types of Compression \-ersusLogarithmic of Time Cun e Derir ed liomTest (Leonards .{nd Girault
Figure 3 Typical Time Compression Curve fromConsolidation Test
Figure 4 on (cc) slightly lower shows that the compression indexfor primary consolidation is 3.15 whichthan the slope evaluated basedtotal settlement i.e 5.0.

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