Sensitivity
Sensitivity 1
The Sensitivity (S_t) in Sensitivity_1 is defined as:
S_t= \frac{N_s}{R_f} |
Schmertmann (1978), Rad and Lunne (1986), CPT in Geotechnical Practice p 68
Where:
N_s is a value between 5 and 10 in the published formula, and is stored in the Sensitivity_1_Ns field.
The constant is stored on CPT_POINT_CORRELATION_PARAMETERS and CPT_PROJECT_CORRELATION_PARAMETERS tables.
Sensitivity 2
The Sensitivity (S_t) in Sensitivity_2 is defined as:
S_t= \frac{C_1 \cdot(q_t- \sigma_{v0})}{f_s} |
Mayne (2007), NCHRP Synthesis 368 p 41
Where:
C_1 is 0.073 in the published formula, and is stored in the Sensitivity_2_C1 field.
The constant is stored on CPT_POINT_CORRELATION_PARAMETERS and CPT_PROJECT_CORRELATION_PARAMETERS tables.
This correlation of St is based on the assumption of OCR<2, s_u=0.22\cdot \sigma'_p and \sigma'_p=0.33(q_t- \sigma_{v0}). The value of S_t is recorded in the Sensitivity_2 field on the CPT_DATA table.