Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass road

This article presents the results of the Soil / Cementing Experimental Investigation to improve the foundation ground in Cañada el Hatillo, Municipality of Ocaña. The land in the area of ​​interest is made up of clayey and silty sands in a loose to moderately compact state with a thickness of 4.4 m...

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Main Authors: Aldo Onel Oliva González, Romel Jesús Gallardo Amaya, Oscar Andrés Cuanalo Campos
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander Ocaña 2012-01-01
Series:Revista Ingenio
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Online Access:https://revistas.ufps.edu.co/index.php/ingenio/article/view/2167/2106
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author Aldo Onel Oliva González
Romel Jesús Gallardo Amaya
Oscar Andrés Cuanalo Campos
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Oscar Andrés Cuanalo Campos
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description This article presents the results of the Soil / Cementing Experimental Investigation to improve the foundation ground in Cañada el Hatillo, Municipality of Ocaña. The land in the area of ​​interest is made up of clayey and silty sands in a loose to moderately compact state with a thickness of 4.4 m, underlain by a silt-type sedimentary rock that gives rise to a sandy silty soil of low plasticity; the groundwater is located at the level of the natural terrain. For this project, a foundation box offset to a depth of 1 m and supported on a clay sand improved to a depth of 2.74 m by adding cement and lime was recommended to achieve a simple compressive strength qu = 586 kPa. With the improved soil, an admissible load capacity qadmissible = 235 kPa was obtained, a value that is greater than the bending-compression stresses caused by static and dynamic loads due to vehicle traffic, of magnitude 64.7 and 11.8 kPa, for the maximum and minimum value respectively. The immediate settlements were of the order of 3 cm under the entire area of ​​the foundation box.
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spelling doaj.art-34c25fab7595424a888635ada15b16e72022-12-21T19:59:17ZengUniversidad Francisco de Paula Santander OcañaRevista Ingenio2011-642X2389-864X2012-01-01411824https://doi.org/10.22463/2011642X.2167Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass roadAldo Onel Oliva González0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6119-8602Romel Jesús Gallardo Amaya1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4740-4841Oscar Andrés Cuanalo Campos2https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8031-6958Universidad de las CaliforniaUniversidad Francisco de Paula Santander OcañaUniversidad Autónoma de PueblaThis article presents the results of the Soil / Cementing Experimental Investigation to improve the foundation ground in Cañada el Hatillo, Municipality of Ocaña. The land in the area of ​​interest is made up of clayey and silty sands in a loose to moderately compact state with a thickness of 4.4 m, underlain by a silt-type sedimentary rock that gives rise to a sandy silty soil of low plasticity; the groundwater is located at the level of the natural terrain. For this project, a foundation box offset to a depth of 1 m and supported on a clay sand improved to a depth of 2.74 m by adding cement and lime was recommended to achieve a simple compressive strength qu = 586 kPa. With the improved soil, an admissible load capacity qadmissible = 235 kPa was obtained, a value that is greater than the bending-compression stresses caused by static and dynamic loads due to vehicle traffic, of magnitude 64.7 and 11.8 kPa, for the maximum and minimum value respectively. The immediate settlements were of the order of 3 cm under the entire area of ​​the foundation box.https://revistas.ufps.edu.co/index.php/ingenio/article/view/2167/2106compensated foundationsoil stabilizationpoor quality subsoilimproved soil
spellingShingle Aldo Onel Oliva González
Romel Jesús Gallardo Amaya
Oscar Andrés Cuanalo Campos
Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass road
Revista Ingenio
compensated foundation
soil stabilization
poor quality subsoil
improved soil
title Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass road
title_full Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass road
title_fullStr Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass road
title_full_unstemmed Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass road
title_short Soil / cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the cañada el Hatillo-Ocaña-Colombia pass road
title_sort soil cementitious experimental research to improve the foundation ground of the canada el hatillo ocana colombia pass road
topic compensated foundation
soil stabilization
poor quality subsoil
improved soil
url https://revistas.ufps.edu.co/index.php/ingenio/article/view/2167/2106
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