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Fig 1.

Comparison of total stress-strain curve and creep curve.

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Table 1.

Relationships between cohesion, internal friction coefficient and (σ-σs)t.

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Fig 2.

Relationship between cohesion and (σ-σs)t.

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Fig 3.

Relationship between internal friction coefficient and (σ-σs)t.

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Fig 4.

Schematic diagram of Burgers creep model.

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Fig 5.

N|Y strain time curve.

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Fig 6.

D-NVP volume schematic.

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Fig 7.

Creep characteristics of D-NVP.

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Fig 8.

Schematic diagram of D-NVEP model.

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Fig 9.

Fitting curve in stable creep stage.

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Fig 10.

Fitting curve in unsteady creep stage.

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Fig 11.

Fitting curve of D-NVEP model.

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Fig 12.

Fitting curve of Burgers model.

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Fig 13.

Fitting curve of D-NVEP model (without initial value).

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Table 2.

Identification table of model parameters in stable creep stage.

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Table 3.

Identification table of model parameters in unsteady creep stage.

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Table 4.

Identification table of CF-D-NVP model parameter.

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Fig 14.

Comparison between the predicted curve and the test curve under stress levels of 14 MPa and 13 MPa.

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