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Rock and Soil Mechanics

2021

Mechanical properties

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Research On The Mechanical Characteristics Of Granite Failure Process Under True Triaxial Stress Path, Jie Liu, Li-Ming Zhang, Yu Cong, Zai-Quan Wang Dec 2021

Research On The Mechanical Characteristics Of Granite Failure Process Under True Triaxial Stress Path, Jie Liu, Li-Ming Zhang, Yu Cong, Zai-Quan Wang

Rock and Soil Mechanics

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Influencing Factors And Mechanism Analysis Of Strength Development Of Geopolymer Stabilized Sludge, Heng-Yu Zhou, Xiu-Shan Wang, Xing-Xing Hu, Zhi-Qi Xiong, Xiao-Yuan Zhang Dec 2021

Influencing Factors And Mechanism Analysis Of Strength Development Of Geopolymer Stabilized Sludge, Heng-Yu Zhou, Xiu-Shan Wang, Xing-Xing Hu, Zhi-Qi Xiong, Xiao-Yuan Zhang

Rock and Soil Mechanics

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Experimental Study Of Dispersive Clay Modified By Calcium Lignosulfonate, Sheng-Ge Ji, Bao-Zhong Wang, Xiu-Juan Yang, Heng-Hui Fan Dec 2021

Experimental Study Of Dispersive Clay Modified By Calcium Lignosulfonate, Sheng-Ge Ji, Bao-Zhong Wang, Xiu-Juan Yang, Heng-Hui Fan

Rock and Soil Mechanics

Dispersive clay is a type of water-sensitive soil, which has the characteristics of dispersivity and material loss when encountering water. The influential factors and modification mechanism of dispersive clay modified by calcium lignosulfonate (CL) were studied using dispersivity test, mechanical property test, chemical property test, microstructure test and simulated rainfall scouring test. The test results indicated that with the increase in CL content, the dispersivity, slake durability and erosion resistance of the modified soil were gradually improved, and it had a good modification effect when the CL content reached 3.0%. The unconfined compressive strength (UCS) first increased and then decreased, …