Clay Content Effects on Triaxial Swelling Characteristics of Clay-Bearing Samples

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2012

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Sila Science

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Department of Civil Engineering
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There are some factors which have an important influence on the swelling characteristics of clay-bearing structures such as type of clay mineral, clay content, stress path, confinement, and scale effect. This paper includes a study of some of these factors of a reconstituted clay-bearing rock samples using a computer-controlled triaxial swelling test apparatus. According to the test results, almost the same swelling potential and stress are observed for the samples having the same density, diameter/height ratio, smectite content, and a confining pressure. On the other hand, the smectite content and confining pressure have a significant influence on the swelling behavior.

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SARI, YASIN DURSUN/0000-0002-2859-7465

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Swelling, Triaxial swelling test, Smectite, Size effect

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Energy Education Science and Technology Part A: Energy Science and Research

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29

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2

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837

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850

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