Experimental Study of Effects of Different Factors on Electric Resistivity of Cemented Soil

Bin Wen; Bin Qiu; Jing Zhang; Pu Pu Wang; Guo Hui Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.838-841.1003

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Experimental Study of Effects of Different Factors on Electric Resistivity of Cemented Soil

Abstract:

The influence of AC frequency , the content of sodium sulfate and curing time on the electrical resistivity of cemented soil was studied. Firstly, the impedance modulus of cemented soil blocks were measured and their electrical resistivity were calculated; then the primary and secondary factors influencing on the electrical resistivity of cemented soil were determined through orthogonal method; finally , the influence of three factors on cement soil resistivity was discussed qualitatively. It is found that the primary and secondary factors influencing on the electrical resistivity of cemented soil are the curing time, the content of sodium sulfate and the frequency. The electrical resistivity decreases with the increases of AC frequency and content, whereas increases with increasing curing age.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 838-841)

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1003-1006

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Bin Wen, Bin Qiu, Jing Zhang, Pu Pu Wang, Guo Hui Yang*

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AC Frequency, Cement Soil, Electrical Resistivity, Orthogonal Method

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