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Research Articles

Improving the geotechnical behavior of sand through cohesive admixturesFootnote

Pages 67-78 | Received 02 Aug 2017, Accepted 04 Mar 2018, Published online: 03 May 2019

Figures & data

Table 1 Physical properties of the used admixtures.

Table 2 Minerals of the natural tested sand and the used admixtures.

Fig. 1 Grain size distribution curve of the natural siliceous sand (S1).
Fig. 2 Modified proctor curve for the natural tested sand.
Fig. 3 Mohr circles results for natural soil.
Fig. 4 Effect of fines type and fines content on the liquid limit of the mixtures.
Fig. 5 Effect of fines type and fines content on the plastic limit of the mixtures.
Fig. 6 Effect of fines type and fines content on the plasticity index of the mixtures.
Fig. 7 Effect of fines type and fines content on the free swell of the mixtures.
Fig. 8 Modified proctor curves for the used Toshka mixtures.
Fig. 9 Modified proctor curves for the used 6th of October mixtures.
Fig. 10 Modified proctor curves for the used bentonite mixtures.

Table 3 Modified proctor compaction relationship for natural and improved soils.

Fig. 11 California bearing ratio curves for the Toshka mixtures after four days soaking in water.
Fig. 12 California bearing ratio curves for the 6th of October mixtures after four days soaking in water.
Fig. 13 California bearing ratio curves for the bentonite mixtures after four days soaking in water.
Fig. 14 Cohesion strength of the tested mixtures.
Fig. 15 Friction angle of the tested mixtures.
Fig. 16 Consolidation test (e-log p Curve) for the Toshka mixture.
Fig. 17 Consolidation test (e-log p Curve) for the 6th of October mixture.
Fig. 18 Consolidation test (e-log p Curve) for the bentonite mixture.
Fig. 19 Swelling ratio of sand mixtures.

Table 4 Permeability values of the improved soils.