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Table 1.

Basic physical properties of the three types of loess.

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Fig 1.

Structure and composition of the true triaxial instrument in Xi ‘an University of Technology [12,13].

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Fig 2.

Pressure chamber section [12,13].

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Fig 3.

π plane failure lines [11] of several structural loess.

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Fig 4.

Yield function on a plane.

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Fig 5.

Schematic diagram of the relationship between soil structure and strength failure surface.

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Fig 6.

Critical state line of structurally damaged soil.

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Fig 7.

Schematic diagram of critical state between structurally damaged soil and normal consolidated soil.

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Fig 8.

Yielding shapes of different soil planes under the same structural parameters.

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Fig 9.

The plane dynamic yield criterion of structural soil under different structural parameters.

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Fig 10.

Example of true triaxial tests.

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Fig 11.

True triaxial test loading method.

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Fig 12.

Simulation of true triaxial test in Flac3D.

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Fig 13.

Comparison between measured and calculated values under consolidated confining pressure of 50kPa.

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Fig 14.

Comparison between measured and calculated values under consolidated confining pressure of 100kPa.

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Fig 15.

Comparison between measured and calculated values under consolidated confining pressure of 150kPa.

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Fig 16.

Comparison between measured and calculated values under consolidated confining pressure of 200kPa.

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Fig 17.

Comparison between measured and calculated values under consolidated confining pressure of 300kPa.

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