SHI Xiang, FAN Heng-hui, LIU Gang, et al. An experimental study of creep properties of dispersive soil[J]. 2017, 38(4): 1015-1022.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2017.04.012.
The drained triaxial compression creep tests were conducted on the dispersive soil of Ningmute Hydraulic Project by using a stress triaxial creep meter to investigate the creep deformation law under different initial conditions and to develop a creep model and its parameters.Experimental results show that the dispersive soil is a typical creep material and its creep deformation characteristics are quite obvious.It experiences three creep stages which include instantaneous creep deformation
attenuation creep deformation and constant speed creep deformation.The data also indicate that the creep rate and creep magnitude of dispersive are significantly governed by the water content of soil
confining pressure and deviatoric stress level
and stress-strain curves exhibit obvious nonlinear.Mesri model and Singh-Mitchell model are employed to describe creep properties of dispersive soil.By comparing with experimental results
it is found that the creep properties of dispersive soil can be described more accurately and easily by Mesri model than Singh-Mitchell model.Moreover
Mesri model has the characteristic of less parameters and strong applicability.