Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite

Maximum swelling deformation of compacted bentonite is the most important parameter for designing nuclear waste disposal facilities. A series of swelling tests were carried out in the laboratory using different percent of bentonite (30 to 90%) and different initial dry densities (1.29 to 1.95 g/cm(3...

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Main Authors: Shirazi, S.M., Kazama, H., Kuwano, J., Tachibana, S.
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Published: Academic Journals 2010
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author Shirazi, S.M.
Kazama, H.
Kuwano, J.
Tachibana, S.
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description Maximum swelling deformation of compacted bentonite is the most important parameter for designing nuclear waste disposal facilities. A series of swelling tests were carried out in the laboratory using different percent of bentonite (30 to 90%) and different initial dry densities (1.29 to 1.95 g/cm(3)) under various loading condition. The experimental results showed that, the maximum swelling deformation of bentonite is mainly dependent on initial dry density, static load and bentonite contents in bentonite-sand mixture. Based on the experimental results, simple linear equations were developed for estimating the maximum swelling deformation of sodium bentonite. Maximum deviation between the estimated results and the measured ones is 15%.
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spelling um.eprints-123972019-03-20T08:15:44Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/12397/ Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite Shirazi, S.M. Kazama, H. Kuwano, J. Tachibana, S. R Medicine Maximum swelling deformation of compacted bentonite is the most important parameter for designing nuclear waste disposal facilities. A series of swelling tests were carried out in the laboratory using different percent of bentonite (30 to 90%) and different initial dry densities (1.29 to 1.95 g/cm(3)) under various loading condition. The experimental results showed that, the maximum swelling deformation of bentonite is mainly dependent on initial dry density, static load and bentonite contents in bentonite-sand mixture. Based on the experimental results, simple linear equations were developed for estimating the maximum swelling deformation of sodium bentonite. Maximum deviation between the estimated results and the measured ones is 15%. Academic Journals 2010 Article PeerReviewed Shirazi, S.M. and Kazama, H. and Kuwano, J. and Tachibana, S. (2010) Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite. International Journal of the Physical Sciences, 5 (10). pp. 1537-1543. ISSN 1992-1950,
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Kuwano, J.
Tachibana, S.
Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite
title Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite
title_full Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite
title_fullStr Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite
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title_short Prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite
title_sort prediction of maximum swelling deformation for compacted bentonite
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