Experimental Study of Rockfill Particle Breakage

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As the high concrete faced rockfill dams construction, grain breakage gradually become the factors that influence the high dam construction which can not be ignored. This text based on the master of rockfill of shuibuya dam as the experimental material, getting and analyzing the particle breakage data under different confining pressure through the large-scale triaxial test, and the results show that the particle breakage index increases with the increase of confining pressures. The relationship between particle breakage index and confining pressure can be expressed by formula;Particle breakage increase leading to reduced internal friction angle and the shear strength of rockfill, and the author newly introduced two broken variable to describe the relationship which can be expressed by the formula between the particle breakage and internal friction angle, it has certain reference value for establishing constitutive model considering particle breakage.

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