“…Several researchers have taken into consideration the drainage condition effect in their experimental [5,9,18,20,23,24,30,37] and numerical investigations [3,14,17,18,20,40,46] by studying the effect of the c h , v, and d on the cone tip resistance and excess pore pressure during the cone penetration into the soil. Schneider et al [37] found that the overconsolidation ratio and silt content significantly affected the q c and u. Kim et al [21] suggested the limiting values of T for drained and undrained conditions as 0.05 and 10, respectively.…”