Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil

M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
Institute of Physics (IOP)
Published 2018
Publication Date:
2018-11-09
Publisher:
Institute of Physics (IOP)
Print ISSN:
1757-8981
Electronic ISSN:
1757-899X
Topics:
Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Production Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy, Traffic Engineering, Precision Mechanics
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autor M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
beschreibung One of the techniques to support embankments is to use a deep mixing method with the addition of structures in many countries. The design has some measurable criteria such as analyses of settlement and stability, even though deep mixed materials are changeable. The primary emphasis of this research is on stability of embankments supported on columns installed by the deep mixing method. Several numerical analyses about the wet method and the dry method have been done in this paper; the dry method includes lower water content of improved soil, lower binder quantity and ordinarily much more strength, while in the wet method it is easier to produce homogeneous columns. Column supported embankments are constructed over soft ground to speed up construction, enhance stability of the embankment, minimize total and differential settlements, and protect adjacent resources. The columns should be durable and stronger than the existing site soil, and if correctly designed, they can impede im...
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shingle_author_1 M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
shingle_author_2 M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
shingle_author_3 M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
shingle_author_4 M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
shingle_catch_all_1 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
One of the techniques to support embankments is to use a deep mixing method with the addition of structures in many countries. The design has some measurable criteria such as analyses of settlement and stability, even though deep mixed materials are changeable. The primary emphasis of this research is on stability of embankments supported on columns installed by the deep mixing method. Several numerical analyses about the wet method and the dry method have been done in this paper; the dry method includes lower water content of improved soil, lower binder quantity and ordinarily much more strength, while in the wet method it is easier to produce homogeneous columns. Column supported embankments are constructed over soft ground to speed up construction, enhance stability of the embankment, minimize total and differential settlements, and protect adjacent resources. The columns should be durable and stronger than the existing site soil, and if correctly designed, they can impede im...
M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1757-8981
17578981
1757-899X
1757899X
shingle_catch_all_2 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
One of the techniques to support embankments is to use a deep mixing method with the addition of structures in many countries. The design has some measurable criteria such as analyses of settlement and stability, even though deep mixed materials are changeable. The primary emphasis of this research is on stability of embankments supported on columns installed by the deep mixing method. Several numerical analyses about the wet method and the dry method have been done in this paper; the dry method includes lower water content of improved soil, lower binder quantity and ordinarily much more strength, while in the wet method it is easier to produce homogeneous columns. Column supported embankments are constructed over soft ground to speed up construction, enhance stability of the embankment, minimize total and differential settlements, and protect adjacent resources. The columns should be durable and stronger than the existing site soil, and if correctly designed, they can impede im...
M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1757-8981
17578981
1757-899X
1757899X
shingle_catch_all_3 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
One of the techniques to support embankments is to use a deep mixing method with the addition of structures in many countries. The design has some measurable criteria such as analyses of settlement and stability, even though deep mixed materials are changeable. The primary emphasis of this research is on stability of embankments supported on columns installed by the deep mixing method. Several numerical analyses about the wet method and the dry method have been done in this paper; the dry method includes lower water content of improved soil, lower binder quantity and ordinarily much more strength, while in the wet method it is easier to produce homogeneous columns. Column supported embankments are constructed over soft ground to speed up construction, enhance stability of the embankment, minimize total and differential settlements, and protect adjacent resources. The columns should be durable and stronger than the existing site soil, and if correctly designed, they can impede im...
M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1757-8981
17578981
1757-899X
1757899X
shingle_catch_all_4 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
One of the techniques to support embankments is to use a deep mixing method with the addition of structures in many countries. The design has some measurable criteria such as analyses of settlement and stability, even though deep mixed materials are changeable. The primary emphasis of this research is on stability of embankments supported on columns installed by the deep mixing method. Several numerical analyses about the wet method and the dry method have been done in this paper; the dry method includes lower water content of improved soil, lower binder quantity and ordinarily much more strength, while in the wet method it is easier to produce homogeneous columns. Column supported embankments are constructed over soft ground to speed up construction, enhance stability of the embankment, minimize total and differential settlements, and protect adjacent resources. The columns should be durable and stronger than the existing site soil, and if correctly designed, they can impede im...
M H Mehrabi, Zainah Ibrahim, S S Ghodsi and Meldi Suhatril
Institute of Physics (IOP)
1757-8981
17578981
1757-899X
1757899X
shingle_title_1 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
shingle_title_2 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
shingle_title_3 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
shingle_title_4 Numerical Analysis of an Embankment Resting on a Combined Mass Stabilization and Lime Columns in Clayey Soil
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