Residual shear behaviour and particle crushing of an infilled joint soil under high stress
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Residual shear behaviour and particle crushing of an infilled joint soil under high stress
Vol. 33, Issue 11, (2012)
作者机构:
1. 中国科学院武汉岩土力学研究所 岩土力学与工程国家重点试验室,武汉,430071
2. 华北水利水电学院 资源与环境学院,郑州,450011
3. 法国里尔科技大学 里尔力学试验室,里尔,法国,59655
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CLC:TU411.3
Online First:14 November 2012,
Published:2012
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ZHAO Yang, ZHOU Hui, FENG Xia-ting, et al. Residual shear behaviour and particle crushing of an infilled joint soil under high stress[J]. 2012, 33(11).
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ZHAO Yang, ZHOU Hui, FENG Xia-ting, et al. Residual shear behaviour and particle crushing of an infilled joint soil under high stress[J]. 2012, 33(11).DOI:
Residual shear behaviour and particle crushing of an infilled joint soil under high stress
Multi-reversal direct shear test is conducted on the undisturbed and remolded infilled joint soils under in-situ stress where normal stress is as far as 10 MPa for test from a hydropower station. It is revealed that the peak shear strength is higher but decreases more rapidly for the undisturbed samples compared with the remolded ones; however
it seems the residual shear strengths tend to be the same. In addition
a large amount of particle crushing occurs
Br (relative particle crushing potential) is adopted to quantify the degree of particle crushing in the shear zone and the non-shear zone. The results show that the amount of particle crushing in the shear zone is larger than that in the non-shear zone; and the mechanisms of particle crushing are different for the two zones. Furthermore
particle crushing is considered as the main reason for the nonlinear relationship of the residual shear strength under high pressure; the decrease of shear strength (ratio of the residual shear strength to the peak shear strength) is linear with Br and S2 (the ratio of clay fraction before test to the one after test for the shear zone). It is indicated that the energy liberation and continuously generated clay fraction caused by particle crushing decrease the shear strength.