Study on the Clay Mechanical Characteristics of “Ripping Up the Bottom” in the Yellow River

Wen Sheng Dong; Xiu Fang Jiang; Xian Feng He; Ying Ying Zai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.212-213.108

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Study on the Clay Mechanical Characteristics of “Ripping Up the Bottom” in the Yellow River

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Aim to the high sandy river “ripping up the riverbed” phenomenon, by experiment, analyzing the relationship between clay dry density, water content, plasticity index and its shear strength, and its mechanical properties. Create the conditions for studying clay mechanical strength and the critical condition of “bottom tearing scour”.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 212-213)

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Wen Sheng Dong, Xiu Fang Jiang, Xian Feng He, Ying Ying Zai

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Average Friction Coefficient, Clay Layer, Dry Density, Plasticity Index, Shear Strength

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