Thermodynamic Dissolution Model of Limestone and Dolomite and Their Geotechnical Engineering Signification

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The dissolution of limestone and dolomite is simulated by experiments. The thermodynamic equations are established to study quantitatively the dissolution under the kind of three temperature and pressure conditions, namely 348.15K and 20MPa, 373.15K and 25MPa, 403.15K and 30MPa. Dissolution of the dolomite is much easier and formed porosities or holes than the limestone is .The porosities and holes lead to deposition of oil and natural gas. The Geotechnical Engineering signification of the study is that geological conditions should be considered for the location of new city, highway, railway, tunnel, and so on, to avoid the risk of Geotechnical Engineering disasters.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 261-263)

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1277-1281

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May 2011

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