石灰稳定土的弹性模量和无侧限抗压强度的关系.pdfVIP

Technical Note Relationship between Resilient Modulus and Unconfined Compressive Strength for Lime-Stabilized Soils 1 2 3 N. M. Toohey ; M. A. Mooney, M.ASCE ; and R. G. Bearce Abstract: This technical note assesses the widely accepted Thompson’s equation used to approximate design resilient modulus (M ) for r d. lime-stabilized soils from the results of unconfined compressive strength (qu) testing. There is limited evidence in the literature to support e v Thompson’s equation relating qu and Mr for lime-stabilized soils, and other studies have suggested that the relationship provides an excessively r e s e conservative approximation for design Mr , specifically above qu 5 1,000 kPa. Laboratory Mr and qu testing was performed on multiple r s t specimens of three lime-stabilized soils. These data reveal that Thompson’s equation provides a lower-bound estimate of Mr from qu and that h g i r Little’s recommended relationship provides a more reasonable match to the data. This study also illustrated a lack of a clear correlation between l l a M and q . DOI: 10.1061/(ASCE)GT.1943-5606.0000925. © 2013 American Society of Civil Engineers. ; r u y l n o e CE Database subject headings: Lime; Resilient modulus; Quality control; Soil stabilization; Compressive strength. s u l a Author keywords: Lime-stabilized soil; Resilient modulus; Quality assurance; Quality control. n o s r e p