Analysis of Soil Consolidation Characteristics Caused by Pit Dewatering

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Consolidation in soil mechanics is the process that the soil to produce compressive deformation under load, and pore volume is smaller, pore water is squeezed out, the soil volume is gradually reduced and finally become stable. In the pit dewatering Project, due to the pore water is expelled, the soil effective stress increases, the pore volume decreases, and the soil produce compression within the influence of precipitation. In this paper, based on the analysis of classical consolidation theory, the differences of two classical consolidation theory is compared, the consolidation characteristics of soil is obtained in the process of pit dewatering.

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October 2012

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