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It has
been well reported that the resistance of soil structure is the same
important as stress history and initial water content in
interpreting the mechanical behavior for most natural sedimentary
soils. For assessing the effects of the resistance of soil structure
on the mechanical behavior, Burland has proposed the so-called
intrinsic compression line (ICL) and the sedimentation compression
line (SCL) with introducing a normalizing parameter called the void
index. However, the sensitive clays are not included in his study.
The extensive data on sensitive Ariake clays are used in this study
to investigate the compression behavior through comparing with the ICL and the SCL. The analysis results indicate that the compression
curves of the remolded Ariake clays can be normalized by the void
index proposed by Burland. But most natural Ariake clays lie well
above the sedimentation compression line. It is considered that salt
removal is the main factor for natural Ariake clays lying above well
the SCL. Furthermore, it is found that the in-situ void ratio of
Ariake clays has a relative good relationship with the effective
overburden pressure. The relationship can be expressed by a straight
line in a bilogarithmic plot, herein designated field state line (FSL)
for Ariake clays.
As a new in-situ testing
method ,SASW,namely ,the technique of transient Rayleigh surface
wave,is applied in civil engineering widely.
On the basis of theory combined with field practice,this project
studied the quality control and estimation in soil improvement and
ground filling applying SASW.
The main application of SASW are as follows:
quality control of soft clay pre-loading,
quality control of liquefaction ground treating,
quality control of large area ground filling .
Facing the economy constructing,the project applied the advanced
techniques internationally to civil engineering in China recently.
The study on consolidation control with SASW,relation between
Rayleigh wave and soil density,SPT number will be advanced
internationally.
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