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Analytical Theory for One-Dimensional Consolidation of Soil Induced by Time-Dependent Pumping and Loading

Xie, Kang-He / Huang, Da-Zhong / Wang, Yu-Lin / Deng, Yue-Bao

Analytical solutions are derived for one-dimensional consolidation induced by time-dependent pumping and loading, in which both the effects of different pumping types and loading conditions are considered, i.e., step pumping, cyclic pumping, constant loading, and step loading. Based on the solutions obtained, some diagrams are prepared and the relevant consolidation behavior of soil is discussed in detail. It has been shown that the consolidation behavior is greatly influenced by pumping velocity, loading pressure, pumping and loading type.

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Analytical Theory for One-Dimensional Consolidation of Soil Induced by Time-Dependent Pumping and Loading

Xie, Kang-He / Huang, Da-Zhong / Wang, Yu-Lin / Deng, Yue-Bao

Analytical solutions are derived for one-dimensional consolidation induced by time-dependent pumping and loading, in which both the effects of different pumping types and loading conditions are considered, i.e., step pumping, cyclic pumping, constant loading, and step loading. Based on the solutions obtained, some diagrams are prepared and the relevant consolidation behavior of soil is discussed in detail. It has been shown that the consolidation behavior is greatly influenced by pumping velocity, loading pressure, pumping and loading type.

Analytical Theory for One-Dimensional Consolidation of Soil Induced by Time-Dependent Pumping and Loading

Xie, Kang-He / Huang, Da-Zhong / Wang, Yu-Lin / Deng, Yue-Bao

Analytical solutions are derived for one-dimensional consolidation induced by time-dependent pumping and loading, in which both the effects of different pumping types and loading conditions are considered, i.e., step pumping, cyclic pumping, constant loading, and step loading. Based on the solutions obtained, some diagrams are prepared and the relevant consolidation behavior of soil is discussed in detail. It has been shown that the consolidation behavior is greatly influenced by pumping velocity, loading pressure, pumping and loading type.

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Title:

Analytical Theory for One-Dimensional Consolidation of Soil Induced by Time-Dependent Pumping and Loading

Contributors:

Xie, Kang-He (author) / Huang, Da-Zhong (author) / Wang, Yu-Lin (author) / Deng, Yue-Bao (author)

Published in:

Marine Georesources & Geotechnology ; 32 ; 328-350

Publication date:

2014-10-02

Size:

23 pages

ISSN:

1064-119X , 1521-0618

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/1064119X.2013.764555

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

analytical solution , constant or step loading , one-dimensional consolidation , step or cyclic pumping

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