Experimental study of relationship between water content and strength or deformation of slip soil
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Experimental study of relationship between water content and strength or deformation of slip soil
Vol. 33, Issue 9, (2012)
作者机构:
1. 武汉大学 土木建筑工程学院,武汉,430072
2. 长江科学院 土工所,武汉,430010
3. 长江科学院 水利部岩土力学与工程重点实验室,武汉,430010
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CLC:TU411
Online First:12 September 2012,
Published:2012
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HUANG Bin, FU Xu-dong, TAN Fan, et al. Experimental study of relationship between water content and strength or deformation of slip soil[J]. 2012, 33(9).
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HUANG Bin, FU Xu-dong, TAN Fan, et al. Experimental study of relationship between water content and strength or deformation of slip soil[J]. 2012, 33(9).DOI:
Experimental study of relationship between water content and strength or deformation of slip soil
In order to study the influence of water content on the strength and deformation of slip soil
select a large scale landslide’s slip soil is selected to conduct consolidated-drained triaxial shear test with different initial saturations. Study the volume strain of unsaturated soils is studied by adopting a new gas and water converting device. The results show that the water content has great influences on the strength of slip soil; the higher the initial saturation is
the lower the strength value is. Strength parameter c with saturation is the ladder-like drop relationship; and linear relation could be established between strength parameters ? and initial saturation. The higher water content is
the smaller the soil sample’s volume deformation is; and the parameters of Duncan-Chang model such as K
Kb
and G are affected largely by water content; and then the linear formula could be established between the initial saturation and these parameters of Duncan-Chang model. But other parameters of Duncan-Chang model such as n
m
F
Rf
and D
which are little affected by water content
have little difference value under different initial saturations
so the averages are made as the model parameters under different saturations.