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Internal erosional behaviour of lignosulfonate treated dispersive clay

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posted on 2024-11-16, 07:48 authored by Vinod Jayan SylajaVinod Jayan Sylaja, Buddhima Indraratna, Md. Abdullah Al Mahamud
Internal erosional behaviour of lignosulfonate treated dispersive clay has been studied using the Process Simulation Apparatus for Internal Crack Erosion (PSAICE) designed and built at UOW. Effectiveness of lignosulfonate treated dispersive clay on the erosion resistance has been investigated and its advantage over traditional admixtures is presented. Test results show that the hydraulic shear stress increases with increase in the amount of lignosulfonate. In addition, the micro-chemical analysis has been carried out using FTIR. Based on the Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectroscopy results a stabilization mechanism has been proposed for lignosulfonate treated dispersive soil.

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Stabilisation of erodible and dispersive soils with natural wood processing by-products

Australian Research Council

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Vinod, JS, Indraratna, B and Mahamud, MAA, Internal erosional behaviour of lignosulfonate treated dispersive clay, In Leung, C, Chu, J & Shen, R (eds), Ground Improvement Technologies and Case Histories: ISGI09, 2010, 549-554, Research Publishing.

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Geotechnical Society of Singapore - International Symposium on Ground Improvement Technologies and Case Histories, ISGI'09

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549-554

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English

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37064

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