摘要
不同地区的膨胀土在特定条件下的力学特性具有一定的地域性。试验采用恒体积法测量膨胀土的膨胀力,且用核磁共振技术测量膨胀力稳定后试样的孔隙结构,分析不同初始含水率和干密度对宁明膨胀土膨胀力的影响。结果表明:在中、低干密度状态下,宁明膨胀土的膨胀力随时间的变化呈现快速增长、趋于稳定、缓慢增长、稳定状态4个阶段;在高干密度状态下,宁明膨胀土的膨胀力先快速增长,然后增长速率越来越慢,最终达到稳定状态;用蒸馏水配制土样的初始含水率时,宁明膨胀土的初始含水率越高、干密度越大,配土过程中膨胀能释放越多;孔隙大小直接影响水分子进入土体内部的效率,进而影响膨胀力稳定的时间。
In different regions,the mechanical behaviors of expansive soil are different.The swelling force of Ningming expansive soil was measured by the constant volume method.After the swelling force was stabilized,the pore structure of sample was obtained by nuclear magnetic resonance technique to analyze the influence of different initial water contents and different dry densities on the swelling force of Ningming expansive soil.The research results show that the swelling force of Ningming expansive soil shows four stages of rapid growth,tends to be stable,grows slowly,and reaches a stable state in the two dry density states of medium and low;in the state of high dry density,the swelling force of Ningming expansive soil increases rapidly at first,then the growth rate becomes smaller,and finally the expansive force reaches a stable state;when using distilled water to mix the soil sample,the higher initial water content and the greater dry density of Ningming expansive soil,the more swelling energy released during the mixing process;the efficiency of water molecules entering the soil is influence by soil pore size,and then influence the stability time of the swelling force.
作者
吴广水
王书齐
祝婷梅
杨文洲
施航向
赵延平
WU Guangshui;WANG Shuqi;ZHU Tingmei;YANG Wenzhou;SHI Hangxiang;ZHAO Yanping(Guangxi Key Laboratory of New Energy and Building Energy Saving,Guilin University of Technology,Guilin 541004,China;Infrastructure Department,Guilin University of Aerospace Technology,Guilin 541004,China)
出处
《河南工程学院学报(自然科学版)》
2023年第4期29-32,50,共5页
Journal of Henan University of Engineering:Natural Science Edition
基金
广西科技基地和人才专项(桂科AD20325010)
广西高校中青年教师科研基础能力提升项目(2022KY0248)
广西建筑新能源与节能重点试验室项目(桂科能22-J-21-22)。
关键词
宁明膨胀土
初始含水率
干密度
膨胀力
核磁共振
Ningming expansive soil
initial water content
dry density
swelling force
nuclear magnetic resonance