DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF CEMENT TREATED SOFT SOIL FROM TRIAXIAL TEST WITH CYCLIC LOADING
Zeng Juan
Abstract
Zeng Juan
Abstract
Based on a large amount of dynamic tri-axial tests, dynamic properties of cement treated soft soils are examined thoroughly. The results show that the dynamic strain ed is the most important factor affecting the dynamic modulus and the damping ratio λ. The dynamic modulus Ed decreases and the damping ratio λ increases very rapidly with the increase of the dynamic strain ed. Both the dynamic modulus Ed and the damping ratio λ increase with the increase in the cement dosage ratio. The dynamic modulus increases while the damping ratio decreases as the confining pressure σ3 increases, at the same strain level. It is further found that the maximum dynamic modulus Edmax increases as an exponential function of the confining pressure σ3. The maximum damping ratio λmax varies from 7% to 30% and decreases as an exponential function of the confining pressure σ3. The corresponding formulas are put forward.
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Based on a large amount of dynamic tri-axial tests, dynamic properties of cement treated soft soils are examined thoroughly. The results show that the dynamic strain ed is the most important factor affecting the dynamic modulus and the damping ratio λ. The dynamic modulus Ed decreases and the damping ratio λ increases very rapidly with the increase of the dynamic strain ed. Both the dynamic modulus Ed and the damping ratio λ increase with the increase in the cement dosage ratio. The dynamic modulus increases while the damping ratio decreases as the confining pressure σ3 increases, at the same strain level. It is further found that the maximum dynamic modulus Edmax increases as an exponential function of the confining pressure σ3. The maximum damping ratio λmax varies from 7% to 30% and decreases as an exponential function of the confining pressure σ3. The corresponding formulas are put forward.
Key concepts: Damping ratio, Dynamic modulus, Overburden pressure, Materials science, Exponential function, Dynamic mechanical analysis, Modulus, Dynamic pressure