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Influence of the heterogeneity of a dump soil on the assessment of its selected properties Cover

Influence of the heterogeneity of a dump soil on the assessment of its selected properties

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|Sep 2020

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Figure 1

View of the dump soil samples: (a) after extracting from Shelby tube (∅ ∅70 mm), (b) after extracting from PVC tube (∅ ∅100 mm) and (c) cross sections.

Figure 2

Histogram of the dump soil water content distribution.

Figure 3

Histograms of water content distribution of the dump soil in particular groups.

Figure 4

Histogram of the dump soil bulk density distribution.

Figure 5

Histograms of bulk density distribution of the dump soil in particular groups.

Figure 6

Changes in the average water content, bulk density and consistency of the dump soil for particular sections of the samples.

Figure 7

Correlation between bulk density and water content of dump soils.

Figure 8

Illustration of the results of strength tests of soil of soft consistency (A-1 and B-1) from one sample.

Figure 9

Illustration of the results of strength tests of soil of firm consistency (A-2 and B-2) from one sample.

Figure 10

Illustration of the results of strength tests of soil of stiff consistency (A-3 and B-3) from one sample.

Figure 11

Illustration of the results of strength tests of soil of very stiff consistency (A-4 and B-4) from one sample.

Figure 12

Result of strength tests for soil A-1.

Figure 13

Result of strength tests for soil A-2.

Figure 14

Result of strength tests for soil A-3.

Figure 15

Result of strength tests for soil A-4.

Figure 16

Result of strength tests for soil B-1.

Figure 17

Result of strength tests for soil B-2.

Figure 18

Result of strength tests for soil B-3.

Figure 19

Result of strength tests for soil B-4.

Figure 20

The disparity of results of cohesion and angle of internal friction for soil A-3.

Result of strength tests_

Dump soil groupCohesion [kPa]Angle of internal friction [°]Number of samples/specimens
cuMinMaxϕuMinMax
A-123.1912.1837.232.751.003.956/27
A-246.6638.9861.653.712.115.4311/71
A-373.2550.76109.615.221.618.1525/155
A-489.5168.91142.606.892.507.836/45
B-112.075.8119.493.903.404.374/18
B-233.2417.5458.716.984.387.607/34
B-348.8427.6293.7111.605.5112.9113/91
B-4111.4285.50145.4112.2310.0013.416/39

Results of bulk density tests of the dump soil in particular soil groups_

Dump soil groupAverage [10−3 kg/m3]Standard deviation [10−3 kg/m3]Minimum [10−3 kg/m3]Maximum [10−3 kg/m3]Number of specimens
A-12.050.061.872.1327
A-21.940.141.712.1571
A-31.940.151.532.19155
A-41.920.131.662.1445
B-12.010.091.852.2118
B-21.980.131.682.1234
B-31.980.121.672.1991
B-42.100.111.792.2339

Results of water content tests of the dump soil in particular soil groups_

Dump soil groupAverage [%]Standard deviation [%]Minimum [%]Maximum [%]Number of specimens
A-125.452.6520.2530.7527
A-226.877.0517.6440.3071
A-325.997.4013.6444.46155
A-425.505.2115.9037.8145
B-122.414.8516.2134.0218
B-221.995.5516.5538.1734
B-321.374.1311.8529.2291
B-417.104.6510.0831.6939

General information on the samples_

BoreholeDepth range [m]Number of samples
GTO-961.0–99.014
GTO-110.0–38.511
GTO-240.0–72.010
GTO-556.4–93.016
GTO-321.0–62.313
HSdr-14D23.0–46.68
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sgem-2020-0001 | Journal eISSN: 2083-831X | Journal ISSN: 0137-6365
Language: English
Page range: 263 - 275
Submitted on: Nov 7, 2019
Accepted on: Jul 23, 2020
Published on: Sep 30, 2020
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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