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Leakage through Holes in Geomembranes below Saturated Tailings
AbstractExperiments conducted to quantify potential leakage from holes in two geomembranes [1-mm-thick linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) and 2-mm-thick high-density polyethylene (HDPE)] placed on a silty-sand [underliner hydraulic conductivity (kUL), 1.1×10−7≤kUL≤1.2×10−5 m/s], or pea gravel (kUL=1×10−2 m/s) underliner (foundation/subgrade) and covered with saturated fine tailings at 65% initial solids content are discussed [tailings hydraulic conductivity (kT), 2.9×10−8≤kT≤1.6×10−6 m/s]. Tests results show that the overlying tailings, with a kT
Leakage through Holes in Geomembranes below Saturated Tailings
AbstractExperiments conducted to quantify potential leakage from holes in two geomembranes [1-mm-thick linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) and 2-mm-thick high-density polyethylene (HDPE)] placed on a silty-sand [underliner hydraulic conductivity (kUL), 1.1×10−7≤kUL≤1.2×10−5 m/s], or pea gravel (kUL=1×10−2 m/s) underliner (foundation/subgrade) and covered with saturated fine tailings at 65% initial solids content are discussed [tailings hydraulic conductivity (kT), 2.9×10−8≤kT≤1.6×10−6 m/s]. Tests results show that the overlying tailings, with a kT
Leakage through Holes in Geomembranes below Saturated Tailings
McLeod, H (author) / Joshi, Prabeen / Brachman, R. W. I / Rowe, R. Kerry
2016
Article (Journal)
English
BKL:
56.20
Ingenieurgeologie, Bodenmechanik
Leakage through Holes in Geomembranes below Saturated Tailings
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