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Evaluating the Methodology and Performance of Jetting and Flooding Granular Backfill Materials. Putting Research to work, Brief
Granular backfill materials on highway projects are often compacted by mechanical methods. This requires the contractor to place backfill material into loose lifts of varying thickness and use compaction equipment to reduce air voids and increase material density until the required compaction is achieved. Under the appropriate conditions, alternative methods to traditional compaction are hydraulic jetting or flooding. Jetting inserts a probe into the backfill layer and emits a high pressure jet of water, saturating the material from the bottom-up. Flooding, or compaction by drainage, completely saturates an area and material from the top of the fill downward. Slurry flooding involves a mixer “pouring” a slurry mix of granular backfill material and water as the fill layer and allowing it to drain. All three hydraulic methods use residual suction upon drainage to increase the effective stress and move grains into a more compact arrangement.
Evaluating the Methodology and Performance of Jetting and Flooding Granular Backfill Materials. Putting Research to work, Brief
Granular backfill materials on highway projects are often compacted by mechanical methods. This requires the contractor to place backfill material into loose lifts of varying thickness and use compaction equipment to reduce air voids and increase material density until the required compaction is achieved. Under the appropriate conditions, alternative methods to traditional compaction are hydraulic jetting or flooding. Jetting inserts a probe into the backfill layer and emits a high pressure jet of water, saturating the material from the bottom-up. Flooding, or compaction by drainage, completely saturates an area and material from the top of the fill downward. Slurry flooding involves a mixer “pouring” a slurry mix of granular backfill material and water as the fill layer and allowing it to drain. All three hydraulic methods use residual suction upon drainage to increase the effective stress and move grains into a more compact arrangement.
Evaluating the Methodology and Performance of Jetting and Flooding Granular Backfill Materials. Putting Research to work, Brief
D. Fratta (Autor:in) / J. Newgard (Autor:in)
2015
3 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Soil & Rock Mechanics , Soil Sciences , Hydrology & Limnology , Natural Resource Management , Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Backfill , Flooding compactions , Hydraulic compactions , Soil structure , Granular materials , Jetting compaction , Laboratory testing program , Field testing , Erosion , Flowing water , Drainage techniques , Methodology , Performance
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