Test study on microscopic permeation and consolidation of mud soil
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1.China Communications Water Transportation Planning and Design Institute Co. , Ltd. (Shenzhen), Shenzhen 518067, China;2. Dachanwan Port Exploitation and Investment Ltd援of Shenzhen,Shenzhen 518032, China;3. Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Xiamen University of Technology, Xiamen 361024, China

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    A microscopic test study was carried out by taking the mud soil of Shenzhen Dachanwan as the sample. The study reveals that the dredged mud soil is obviously flocculent structure with a high void ratio and multiple holes, as well as an obvious water film of strong bound water at the particle boundary; Large aperture holes of mud after foundation dispose decrease obviously, and the small holes are also jammed, forming a more compact structure; The mud holes are of a great amount and rather big, resulting in a high probability of dewatering passageway connecting by holes. It is indicated from the permeation test that the osmotic coefficients are in the magnitude of 10-7~10-8 and with a low osmotic coefficient. So, if the continuous pores are thought to be the seepage passageway, there is a natural contradiction between the high porosity ratio and low osmotic coefficient; Holes in mud are in the majority of 5 滋m and below, especially 2 滋m and below. Water in holes is in the majority of weak bound water and capillary water; Osmotic coefficients of mud soil under electric field are changing along with voltage; Osmotic coefficients after foundation dispose are less than that before foundation dispose. Furthermore, the osmotic coefficients of mud under the control of effective aperture and bound water content are checked.

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张明鸣,李荣玉,张剑,周先齐.淤泥土细观渗透固结实验研究[J].水运工程,2011,(04):140-144

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