Experimental research on relationship between impact toughness and impact penetrant specific energy of frozen soil
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Experimental research on relationship between impact toughness and impact penetrant specific energy of frozen soil
Vol. 25, Issue 1, (2004)
作者机构:
1. 安徽理工大学 土木工程系,安徽,淮南,232001
2. 北京科技大学 土木与环境工程学院,北京,100083
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CLC:P642.14
Online First:15 July 2014,
Published:2004
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MA Qin-yong, ZHANG Zhi-hong, CAI Mei-feng. Experimental research on relationship between impact toughness and impact penetrant specific energy of frozen soil[J]. 2004, 25(1).
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MA Qin-yong, ZHANG Zhi-hong, CAI Mei-feng. Experimental research on relationship between impact toughness and impact penetrant specific energy of frozen soil[J]. 2004, 25(1).DOI:
Experimental research on relationship between impact toughness and impact penetrant specific energy of frozen soil
The impact toughness and the uneven extent of destroyed sample are the practical indexes of impact properties of frozen clay. The impact penetrant specific energy of frozen soil indicates the work of chiseling the frozen soil per unit volume
and reflects the ability to impact frozen soil. The frozen clay of the certain frozen shaft is regarded as the experimental soil sample. The impact experiments of frozen clay are made in order to measure these indexes in different temperatures and different impact energies. The impact penetrant specific energy experiment of frozen soil is conducted with the chiseling tool. Through analyzing the test results
it is shown that the impact toughness of frozen clay will increase with temperature decreasing and the impact energy increasing
and the uneven extent of sample may increase with the temperature decreasing
and the range of unevenness in the plane is ±3mm or so. With the decrease of temperature the hardness of frozen soil is bigger and bigger
the chiseling depth is more and more shallow
the drilling extent is more and more difficult. The relation formula between impact toughness and impact penetrant specific energy of frozen clay has been regressed. The impact toughness of frozen clay has a good relation to impact penetrant specific energy. The impact penetrant specific energy of frozen soil could be estimated by measuring its impact toughness.