Change of hydraulic conductivity during compression of undisturbed and remolded clays

Eight series of falling head hydraulic conductivity tests were performed on both undisturbed and remolded specimens of four clays from China using a modified oedometer to investigate the change of hydraulic conductivity during compression. Similar to their compression behavior, the undisturbed speci...

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Published in:Applied clay science 2011-01, Vol.51 (1-2), p.86-93
Main Authors: Zeng, Ling-Ling, Hong, Zhen-Shun, Cai, Yuan-Qiang, Han, Jie
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Compressibility
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Exact sciences and technology
Fluid dynamics
Fluid flow
Hydraulic conductivity
Hydraulics
Liquid limit
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Silicates
Strain
Void ratio
Voids
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