State of the art in deep mixing technology. Part III:geomaterial characterization
State of the art in deep mixing technology. Part III:geomaterial characterization
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DOI:
10.1680/grim.2000.4.3.91
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2000
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A. Porbaha;S. Shibuya;T. Kishida
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作者:
A. Porbaha;S. Shibuya;T. Kishida
The main properties necessary for the geomaterial design of stabilized ground are strength (compressive, shear and tensile), modulus, permeability, compressibility and dynamically measured properties such as shear modulus and damping at different strain levels. This paper, in conjunction with the previous ones in this series, aims to characterize the geomaterial behaviour of deep mixing (DM) under various loading and environmental conditions using laboratory testing methods. These testing methods include unconfined and triaxial compression tests; direct shear tests; tensile tests using uniaxial and split cylinders; consolidation and permeability tests; and resonant-column, cyclic torsional simple shear and cyclic triaxial tests. The effects of soil type, stabilizing reagent, age, water content, curing temperature, strain at failure, confining pressure, scale and drainage condition on the shear strength of cement-treated soil are discussed along with a framework for selection of the design strength. The re...