Proceedings of the JSCE Earthquake Engineering Symposium
Online ISSN : 1884-846X
ISSN-L : 1880-4624
EFFECT OF NON-PLASTIC FINES ON UNDRAINED STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF SAND AND SANDY-GRAVEL
Tadashi HARATakaji KOKUSHO
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2005 Volume 28 Pages 93

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A series of undrained shear triaxial tests were performed in this study on sand and sandy-gravel materials with different fines content and different relative density. According to the undrainened cyclic and monotonic loading triaxial tests, liquefaction strength and maximum deviatoric strength considerably reduce as the fine increases from about 10% to 20% having the same relative density. It clarified in this research that, when non-plastic fines are mixed in sand and sandy-gravel, undrained shear characteristics in cyclic loading and monotonic loading for virgin or post-liquefaction soils largely change. Hence, it is important to evaluate the influence of fines fraction on the undrained strength properties appropriately.
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