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Assessing temperature effects on earth pressure cells
Vibrating-wire earth pressure cells are often used to measure soil pressure in fills and embankments or contact pressure between soil and buried structures. The cell consists of two metal plates welded on their periphery and filled with oil. Changes in applied pressure result in variations in fluid
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