STRESS-DEFORMATION BEHAVIOR UNDER ANISOTROPIC DRAINED TRIAXIAL CONSOLIDATION OF CEMENT-TREATED SOFT BANGKOK CLAY
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概要
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In this study the compression behavior of high water content cement-treated soft Bangkok clay is further investigated by conducting a constant stress ratio (CSR) test at various stress ratios (η). The test utilized cement-treated clay specimens with cement contents (A_w) of 10% and 15%, each of which was in combination with 100% and 130% total clay water contents. The test results confirmed that the ratio of after-curing void ratio to cement content (e_<ot>/A_w) can effectively characterize the compression behavior of cement-treated clay. The specimens with higher values of e_<ot>/A_w yielded higher volumetric and shear strains at the same stress ratio. While those with lower values of e_<ot>/A_w resulted in lower shear strains, with consequent higher values of strain increment ratios (dε_v/dε_s) both before and after transitional yield points. Significantly, the e_<ot>/A_w ratio has described the relationship of the compression yield loci of cement-treated clay at various stress ratios and mixing conditions.
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著者
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Bergado D.
Geotechnical Engineering Program School Of Civil Engineering Asian Institute Of Technology
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TAECHAKUMTHORN C.
Geotechnical Engineering Program, School of Civil Engineering, Asian Institute of Technology
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LORENZO G.
Geotechnical Engineering Program, School of Civil Engineering, Asian Institute of Technology
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ABUEL-NAGA H.
Department of Civil Engineering, Monash University
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Abuel-naga H.
Department Of Civil Engineering Monash University
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Lorenzo G.
Geotechnical Engineering Program School Of Civil Engineering Asian Institute Of Technology
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Taechakumthorn C.
Geotechnical Engineering Program School Of Civil Engineering Asian Institute Of Technology