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Influence of Fine Particles on the Liquefaction Properties of a Reference Sand

Part of the Springer Theses Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-24299-1

ISBN: 978-3-031-24298-4

Publisher: Springer Nature Switzerland - Springer Journals

Feb 12, 2023

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Chapter 1Bibliographic Review

Zhu, Zhehao

Pages: 1 –41

[Derived from the Latin verb “liquefacere”, liquefaction is the term nowadays employed in materials science.]
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Chapter 2Tested Materials, Equipment and Protocols

Zhu, Zhehao

Pages: 43 –63

[The clean sand used in this thesis is a poorly graded French reference sand called Hostun sand HN31, which is characterized by uniform sub-angular grains and widely used in many laboratories in Europe.]
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Chapter 3Behaviour Under Monotonic Loading

Zhu, Zhehao

Pages: 65 –97

[This chapter presents the behaviour of clean sand and sand-fines mixtures under undrained monotonic triaxial testing. As far as the moist tamping method is concerned, only non-plastic C500 silica particles were involved, owing to the homogeneity concern. Based on the test results obtained,...
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Chapter 4Behaviour Under Cyclic Loading

Zhu, Zhehao

Pages: 99 –136

[This chapter first presents the experimental results obtained for HN31 sand specimens.]
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Chapter 5Shaking Table Tests

Zhu, Zhehao

Pages: 137 –190

[For liquefaction analysis in laboratory, monotonic and cyclic triaxial tests are widely adopted as a meaningful approach to investigating the liquefaction potential.]

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