Study of strength characteristics of stabilized soil by using stabilizing agent GX08 treating marine and lacustrine soft soil in Hangzhou
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Study of strength characteristics of stabilized soil by using stabilizing agent GX08 treating marine and lacustrine soft soil in Hangzhou
Vol. 35, Issue 6, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 浙江大学 滨海和城市岩土工程研究中心,杭州,310058
2. 浙江大学 建筑工程学院,杭州,310058
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CLC:TU447
Online First:20 June 2014,
Published:2014
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XU Ri-qing, LI Jun-hu, CAI Cheng-sheng, et al. Study of strength characteristics of stabilized soil by using stabilizing agent GX08 treating marine and lacustrine soft soil in Hangzhou[J]. 2014, 35(6).
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XU Ri-qing, LI Jun-hu, CAI Cheng-sheng, et al. Study of strength characteristics of stabilized soil by using stabilizing agent GX08 treating marine and lacustrine soft soil in Hangzhou[J]. 2014, 35(6).DOI:
Study of strength characteristics of stabilized soil by using stabilizing agent GX08 treating marine and lacustrine soft soil in Hangzhou
To validate the stabilization effect of stabilizing agent GX08 treating the marine and lacustrine soft soil in Hangzhou
and to investigate the adverse influence of organic matter on cementing soft soil
unconfined compressive strength (UCS) tests are performed on stabilized soils. Test results indicate that organic matter significantly hinder the growth of the strength of stabilized soil
whereas stabilizing agent GX08 can effectively enhance the strength of the stabilized soil. The results show that the strength of stabilized soil is well correlated with organic matter content as a form of quadratic function
and it is correlated linearly with cement content
and both are correlated as the form of logarithmic function with stabilizing agent GX08 content and curing time. The total cement/water is applied to the establishment of the stabilized soil strength model. Based on the analysis of tests data
a predict model
considering the influences of organic matter content
cement content
stabilizing agent content and curing time on the strength of stabilized soil
is proposed to predict strength development. Finally