Research on prediction method of soil-water characteristic curve of unsaturated soils
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Research on prediction method of soil-water characteristic curve of unsaturated soils
Vol. 34, Issue 1, (2013)
作者机构:
1. 江西科技学院 土木工程学院,南昌,330098
2. 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实验室,武汉,430071
3. 江西科技学院 工程训练中心,南昌,330098
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CLC:TU411
Online First:10 January 2013,
Published:2013
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CHEN Hui, WEI Chang-fu, CHEN Fang-fang, et al. Research on prediction method of soil-water characteristic curve of unsaturated soils[J]. 2013, 34(1).
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CHEN Hui, WEI Chang-fu, CHEN Fang-fang, et al. Research on prediction method of soil-water characteristic curve of unsaturated soils[J]. 2013, 34(1).DOI:
Research on prediction method of soil-water characteristic curve of unsaturated soils
Based on the non-equilibrium flow theory of multiphase porous media
the thermodynamic mixed theoretical model is proposed by Wei et al[1]. According to the model
the dynamic water-soil characteristic curve of unsaturated soil
which describes the incremental relationship between capillary pressure and saturation
is deduced. Within the context of the dynamic water-soil characteristic curve
an evolution equation of saturation in an unsaturated sample is developed. The equation describes well the variation of saturation with time in a multistep transient outflow experiment provided that the deformation of the matric of the unsaturated sample is ignored. On the basis of the evolution equation and the characteristic of the multistep transient outflow experiment
a new predicted method is proposed to determine the soil-water characteristic curve. For the low liquid limit silt and the low liquid limit clay
by comparing the theoretical simulation with experimental data in the multistep transient outflow experiment
it is shown that the saturation evolution equation can very well describe the constitutive relationship between saturation and time provided that the incremental step of matric suction is small. In addition
the calculated results of the soil-water characteristic curve agree well with the measured results of that measured by the laboratory combined system.