Method for judging whether clay is damaged by stress or not by comparing intercept
A technique of clay and intercept, applied in the direction of testing material strength by applying stable shear force, testing material strength by applying stable tension/pressure, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as low efficiency and cumbersome calculation, and achieve intuitive expression , The method is simple, and the force state judgment is efficient.
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[0036] In geotechnical engineering, the shear strength of soil is of great practical significance to engineering construction. The shear strength of the soil refers to the ultimate resistance of the soil to the shear stress generated by the external load. Under the action of external load, shear stress and shear deformation will occur in the soil. When at a certain point in the soil, the shear stress generated by the external force reaches the shear strength of the soil, the soil will slip along the direction of the shear stress, and the point will be sheared.
[0037] Clay is one of the important soil bodies. In order to solve the cumbersome calculation and low efficiency of the traditional method of judging whether clay is damaged by force, the present invention provides a method for judging whether clay is damaged by force by comparing intercepts. By means of drawing The size relationship of the cross-intercept in the figure can be intuitively obtained, and the comparison ...
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