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Shear Strength Evaluation of Clay-Rock Mixtures
At present, there is little knowledge concerning the shear strength of clays containing floating rock particles with concentrations from 0 to 30%. In practice, the effect of rock particles is typically disregarded in shear strength analysis. The two primary reasons for this are: 1) a lack of agreement concerning the influence of rock particles on material strength, and 2) the expense and difficulty of testing clay-rock mixtures with existing laboratory procedures. These factors have impeded the development of successful slope remediation design techniques for colluvium derived from resistant sedimentary rocks or spoil produced from surface mining. This study reviewed 31 technical papers which contain analysis of shear strengths for clay and sands with varying mixtures of rock particles. These technical papers, published over the last 40 years, are comprised of field case studies, laboratory evaluations, and theoretical analysis. Evaluation of this body of knowledge has shown that the shear strength gradually increases with increasing percentages of floating particles in unsaturated clays.
Shear Strength Evaluation of Clay-Rock Mixtures
At present, there is little knowledge concerning the shear strength of clays containing floating rock particles with concentrations from 0 to 30%. In practice, the effect of rock particles is typically disregarded in shear strength analysis. The two primary reasons for this are: 1) a lack of agreement concerning the influence of rock particles on material strength, and 2) the expense and difficulty of testing clay-rock mixtures with existing laboratory procedures. These factors have impeded the development of successful slope remediation design techniques for colluvium derived from resistant sedimentary rocks or spoil produced from surface mining. This study reviewed 31 technical papers which contain analysis of shear strengths for clay and sands with varying mixtures of rock particles. These technical papers, published over the last 40 years, are comprised of field case studies, laboratory evaluations, and theoretical analysis. Evaluation of this body of knowledge has shown that the shear strength gradually increases with increasing percentages of floating particles in unsaturated clays.
Shear Strength Evaluation of Clay-Rock Mixtures
Iannacchione, Anthony T. (author) / Vallejo, Luis E. (author)
Geo-Denver 2000 ; 2000 ; Denver, Colorado, United States
Slope Stability 2000 ; 209-223
2000-07-24
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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