Method for evaluating relative compactness of calcareous soil based on dynamic penetrating sounding index calibration system
A technology of relative compactness and dynamic penetration, which is used in the application of repetitive force/pulse force to test material strength, strength characteristics, instruments, etc. It can solve the problems of many expressions, inconvenient on-site engineering design and construction, and achieve easy operation. , The relative compactness is accurate, the method is simple and clear
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[0083] The method for predicting the relative compactness of carbonate sand foundation soil based on dynamic penetrating test index of the present invention adopts the following steps:
[0084] Step 1, the calcareous soil samples retrieved from the site are divided into two types, one is calcareous gravel, and its maximum dry density ρ d,max =1660kg / m 3 , the minimum dry density ρ d,min=1273kg / m 3 , average particle size d 50 =2.7mm, non-uniformity coefficient C u =6.25; the other type is calcareous coarse sand, whose maximum dry density ρ d,max =1567kg / m 3 , the minimum dry density ρ d,min =1250kg / m 3 , average particle size d 50 =0.9mm, non-uniformity coefficient C u = 3.33.
[0085] Step 2, set nine relative compactness D for each type of calcareous soil sample ri , according to the maximum dry density ρ measured in step 1 d,max , minimum dry density ρ d,min , using the formula (1) to calculate various relative compactness D ri The dry density ρ of each type o...
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[0103] This embodiment is further limited on the basis of Embodiment 1. In a field test in the South China Sea, the heavy-duty dynamic penetration test was used to predict the compactness of the seabed calcareous soil foundation. The code stipulates that for the heavy-duty dynamic penetration test, the hammer weight m p =63.5kg, drop hammer height h p =760mm, probe diameter d p =74mm, the penetration index is probe penetration D sp =Number of hammer blows required for 100mm 63.5 , and substituting it into formula (7), we can get
[0104] N 63.5 =0.118N 10 (8)
[0105] Then substitute formula (8) into the obtained in step 7 with D ri The expression of the relationship between can be obtained:
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[0107] like Image 6 As shown, according to the penetration index of the heavy-duty dynamic penetration test on site, the relative compactness of the foundation soil predicted by formula (6) is compared with the field results, and the difference is not large. The...
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