Superficial adsorption experiment and water adsorption corroboration for lime modified expansive soils
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Superficial adsorption experiment and water adsorption corroboration for lime modified expansive soils
Vol. 33, Issue 1, (2012)
作者机构:
1. 华侨大学 岩土工程研究所,福建,厦门,361021
2. 中国矿业大学 深部岩土力学与地下工程国家重点实验室,江苏,徐州,221008
3. 中交第一公路勘察设计研究院有限公司,西安,710075
4. 华侨大学 化工学院,福建,厦门,361021
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CLC:TU443
Online First:17 January 2012,
Published:2012
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YU Jin, WANG Hai, ZHENG Chun-ting, et al. Superficial adsorption experiment and water adsorption corroboration for lime modified expansive soils[J]. 2012, 33(1).
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YU Jin, WANG Hai, ZHENG Chun-ting, et al. Superficial adsorption experiment and water adsorption corroboration for lime modified expansive soils[J]. 2012, 33(1).DOI:
Superficial adsorption experiment and water adsorption corroboration for lime modified expansive soils
two series of tests are carried out. The first ones are water vapor adsorption tests
which are carried out using water vapor adsorption apparatus. The results indicate that with the increasing of lime percentage
the hydroscopicity of expansive soil decreased first then started to increase. And the minimum hydroscopicity is obtained at the point when the content of lime is 6%. In order to study the main reason causing the change of hydroscopicity
the second tests
i.e. the nitrogen adsorption tests
are performed on modified expansive soil. Analysis of the change of porous structure is made. It is found that with the increase of lime percentage
BET microporous specific surface area changes as the fold line; and the minimum value is obtained when the content of lime is 6%. With the increase of lime percentage
accumulating mesoporous volume decreased. With the increase of lime percentage
mesoporous diameter increases first
then decreases
and the maximum value is obtained when the content of lime is 6%. That the hydroscopicity of expansive soils is inversely proportional to the mesoporous diameter is summarized; and the optimal lime percentage is 6%.