电石渣改良路基过湿土的微观机制研究_杜延军.pdf

33 6 Vol.33 No.6 2014 6 Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering June 2014 ( 210096) pH 1.051.16 1.72 5 AlSi 1.71 pH 12.412.6(pH 12.4) 28 120 d 1.06 1.10 ( 0.007 μm)(0.0070.900 μm) 1.05 1.23 pH TU 411 A 2014 DOI:10.13722/ki.jrme.2014.06.022 MICROMECHANISM OF OVER-WET CLAYEY SOILS STABILIZED BY CALCIUM CARBIDE RESIDUES DU YanjunLIU SongyuWEI MingliZHU Jingjing (Institute of Geotechnical Engineering Southeast UniversityNanjing Jiangsu 210096China) Abstract To illustrate the factors controlling the strength development of calcium carbide residue(CCR) and quicklime stabilized over-wet clay soilsa series of laboratory tests including unconfined compressionsoil pH measuring mercury intrusion porosimetry(MIP) and thermo gravimetric analysis(TGA) were conducted to quantify the relationships between the unconfined compressive strength with the soil pHthe pore size distribution and the content of pozzolanic reaction product. The experimental results show that the strengths of CCR are similar to ones of quicklime stabilized soils at early stage and are 1.05 to 1.16 times higher at late stage. The fractions of clay particlesthe specific surface area(SSA)and the contents of reactive silica(Si) and alumina(Al) of CCR rebound are 1.725 and 1.71 times those of quicklime respectively. The pH values of the CCR stabilized soil are approximately 12.4 to 12.6 with the curing times of 28 to 120 dayswhich is in favor of the pozzolanic reactions between the CCR and soil particles. In additionthe pozzolanic reaction products in C