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Radio Frequency Energy Harvesting In Embankment DamsJärvström, William, Lundberg, Axel January 2022 (has links)
Energy harvesting can be used to consume the potential power of the surrounding environment. This harvesting can be done in different ways, some common energy harvesting modalities are vibrations, heat differences, solar power, and RF energy. In this Master Thesis, these different methods for harvesting energy are studied and the one that is the most suitable for an environment inside an embankment dam is further explored. If some energy harvesting modalities can operate well in that environment then it might be possible to monitor the embankment dam from the inside. The hope is to create an energy harvesting platform equipped with some suitable sensors which can be placed inside an embankment dam and collect data for a longer duration of time. Considering how an embankment dam is structured, it was concluded that the best possible energy harvesting method is wireless ultra-high frequency radio signals. An RF energy harvesting platform was created and tested, both in a laboratory and buried underground, mimicking the environment inside an embankment dam. These tests were measured and the results showed some promise that it is possible to use this energy harvesting method to power a sensor platform underground.
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How Unusual is Tropical Storm Irene? A Case Study of Storm Deposition in Littleville Lake, Huntington, MADunn, Catherine 12 June 2014 (has links)
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[pt] ANÁLISE NUMÉRICA DO POTENCIAL DE LIQUEFAÇÃO INDUZIDO POR TERREMOTO EM UMA BARRAGEM DE REJEITOS NO PERU / [en] NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EARTHQUAKE INDUCED LIQUEFACTION HAZARD IN A TAILINGS DAM IN PERUPAUL JOSE PINEDO VILCAHUAMAN 25 November 2019 (has links)
[pt] O Peru se localiza na região denominada cinturão de fogo do Pacífico, onde se registra aproximadamente 85 porcento da atividade sísmica mundial. Como grande produtor de minérios, importantes estruturas são construídas no país para desenvolvimento de projetos de mineração, incluindo barragens de rejeitos. Nesta dissertação é investigado o potencial de liquefação dinâmica de uma barragem de rejeitos localizada na região central do Peru, que atualmente passa por uma etapa de alteamento pelo método construtivo da linha de centro. A liquefação dos solos é um fenômeno caracterizado pela perda de rigidez e resistência durante curto intervalo de tempo, mas suficiente para causar instabilidades e, em casos extremos, o colapso da estrutura. Análises numéricas foram realizadas para verificar o potencial de liquefação dinâmica da barragem, representando o comportamento cíclico dos materiais suscetíveis à liquefação pelo modelo constitutivo UBCSand e de Byrne, considerando terremotos de magnitude 8,2, 7,8 e 8,1. Resultados numéricos obtidos foram comparados com formulações simplificadas, utilizadas na prática de engenharia para determinação do fator de segurança contra liquefação dinâmica. As análises indicaram que rejeitos finos, abaixo do nível de lençol freático, apresentam potencial de liquefação, conforme valores do parâmetro de razão de poropressão (ru) computados, porém sem provocar risco à estabilidade geral da estrutura. São também apresentados resultados de deslocamentos permanentes em alguns pontos da barragem e dos rejeitos. / [en] Peru is located in the region called the Pacific fire belt, where approximately 85 percent of the world seismic activity is recorded. As a major ore producer, important structures are built in the country to develop mining projects, including tailings dam. The dissertation investigates the potential for dynamic liquefaction of a tailings dam located in the central region of Peru, whose height is currently being raised by the center line construction method. Liquefaction of soils is a phenomenon characterized by loss of stiffness and resistance over a short period of time, but sufficient to cause instability and, in extreme cases, the collapse of the structure. Numerical analyses were carried out to verify the dynamic liquefaction potential of the dam, representing the cyclical behavior of the materials susceptible to liquefaction by the constitutive model UBCSand and Byrne, considering an earthquakes of magnitude 8,2, 7,8 and 8,1. Numerical results obtained were compared with simplified formulations used in the practice of engineering in order to determine the safety factor against dynamic liquefaction. The analyses indicated that fine tailings, below the water table level, have potential for liquefaction, according to the values of the poropression parameter (ru) computed, but without risk to the general stability of the structure. Results are also presented in terms of permanent displacements at some points of the dam and tailings.
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Assessing the safety of cracked concrete damsOsman Fadul, Abdelsamad Mohamed January 2021 (has links)
AbstractThe overall safety of dams depend on several stipulations. One of them is global stability of the dam, which is addressed with approaches like that in (RIDAS, 2017) (the Swedish power companies’ guidelines for dam safety). When designing a new dam, two global failure modes; sliding and overturning should be considered according to RIDAS. However, this is a simplification and other failure modes may exist, such as the combination of sliding and overturning failure. In this combined mode, the dam typically starts to overturn slightly, then as it looses its contact in the upstream area of the footprint, the dam starts to slide. This combined failure mode is yet to be fully addressed in design codes.One additional failure mode that may occur is an internal failure which is caused by material failure of the dam or where existing cracks govern the failure mode. Reinforced concrete structures are expected to crack and hence it likely that such failure mode may occur. The objective of this report is to understand the behavior of a pre-cracked buttress dam under typical loading conditions, and to analyze potential internal failure modes caused by these cracks. Moreover, the validity of using RIDAS design criteria for evaluating the safety of cracked concrete buttress dams will be examined. Finally, this report will study the influence of various possible cracks to study if these are critical and influence the overall dam safety.The stated objectives were investigated by performing analytical calculations and FE-analyses for three different geometries, where each geometry was analyzed with and without pre-existing cracks. The analytical calculations were carried out using MATLAB, to study the two global failure modes suggested by RIDAS: sliding and overturning for the selected geometries. FE-analyses were performed using BRIGADE Plus 6.2 software, where all geometries were studied for all potential global failure modes, including a combination of sliding and overturning failure modes. When comparing results of uncracked and cracked sections, whether it was obtained analytically or by FE-analyses, the influence of cracks in reducing the overall safety of the structure could be clearly highlighted. Moreover, the results comparing analytical solution using RIDAS and FE-analysis did not follow a uniform pattern, therefore, no concrete results could be concluded and further studies to develop more detailed analytical calculation methods were suggested. Finally, the cracks develop between the inspection gangway and the front-plate was proven to have larger influence on the residual mass of the dam, and thus, the overall safety of the dam.
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Providing a Restoration Framework for Regulated RiversMcManamay, Ryan A. 07 June 2011 (has links)
With over 800,000 dams occurring globally and the construction of thousands more being proposed, successful restoration of regulated rivers will depend on the creation of broadly applicable frameworks that provide management solutions by generalizing patterns in habitat and ecology. Based on the prevailing scientific literature, restoring natural stream flows in disturbed rivers is dependent upon developing quantitative, transferable stream flow-ecology relationships. The purpose of my dissertation was to apply a framework to regulated and unregulated streams within an eight-state region of the southeastern US to test its ability to generalize patterns in natural and altered stream flow and develop flow-ecology relationships. I created a simplified, 5-step version of the Ecological Limits of Hydrologic Alteration (ELOHA) framework (Poff et al. 2010). I carried out each of the steps in sequential order for unregulated and dam-regulated streams found in my region. The steps of my restoration framework are as follows:
1. Develop a natural flow classification of unregulated streams
2. Develop a tool that uses landscape characteristics to predict flow class membership
3. Use the predictive tool or pre-disturbance hydrologic information to classify regulated rivers to natural flow classes
4. Based on class membership, generalize patterns in hydrologic alteration
5. Relate ecological patterns to patterns in hydrologic alteration in relation tomorphology, temperature, and landscape disturbance
Altogether, the results of steps 1-4 suggest that patterns in natural flow dynamics and hydrologic alterations can successfully be placed within a framework and generalized to provide the basis and context for environmental flow management; however, results of step 5 suggest that patterns in flow alteration were poorly related to fish assemblages relative to channel morphology, habitat fragmentation, temperature, and substrate. Thus, the development of patterns in hydrologic alteration using the existing frameworks (including mine) may not be ecologically-relevant. My results suggest that current regulated river restoration should not be dependent upon the development of flow-ecology relationships alone, but the interaction between flow, morphology, and temperature within a landscape disturbance context. These relationships should be incorporated within a hierarchical framework to guide restoration efforts in regulated rivers in the future. / Ph. D.
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Effect of increased vertical stress on the state of grains in tailingsAulestia, Shane January 2023 (has links)
Tailings storage facilities (TSFs) serve as structures for storing tailings, i.e., waste materials generated by the mining industry. In recent years, tailings dam failures and collapse of these constructions have been reduced due to the establishment of regulations to control these structures, nevertheless, the consequences are catastrophic when tailings dam failures occur. There are some different construction methods for tailings dams. One common construction method is the upstream method; where the dam is raised by constructing embankments on top of the tailings stored in the impoundment. Thus, it is essential to understand the mechanical and geochemical behavior of deposited tailings to be able to perform safety assessments of tailings dams. Material properties must be assessed for the present time as well as over a longer time since aging and continuous deposition might change the mechanical behavior over time. Continuous deposition leads to continuous increased vertical stress on particles, and there is a need to study if increased vertical stress can lead to a possible change of the mechanical properties of tailings. Therefore, this study has investigated the characteristics of tailings particles after being subjected to vertical stepwise loading. This study focuses on investigating the impact of particle breakage (or crushing) on tailings by analyzing material recovered from a tailings dam in Sweden. The research was performed on disturbed tailings material from a borehole of approximately 40 m depth. The study was conducted on four samples recovered 10 m apart, developing a characterization of the material and laboratory tests on each of them. The characterization consisted of the determination of intrinsic properties such as particle size distribution, particle shape, and mineralogy before and after testing; while the laboratory tests were conducted by means of the odometer test. The laboratory tests employed the oedometer test, which applies a vertical load in slow increments under K0 conditions to simulate the behavior of tailings consolidated in the impoundment. The results obtained from the oedometer tests showed interesting observations regarding changes in particle size distribution (PSD) before and after testing. Based on this study it is hard to conclude if the change in PSD solely is caused by crushing. Three samples show a PSD after oedometer which have slightly more fines than before oedometer, while the last sample has neglectable change in PSD. Theoretically, this small change in PSD indicates that larger tailings particles exhibited a higher susceptibility to some degree of crushing, but since the change is so small it cannot be excluded that the changes origins from the accuracy of determining the PSD. The samples taken at different depths were prepared using the tamping method, and the oedometer testing indicated minimal differences in their compression characteristics, and since the soil fabric was destroyed under sampling and then reconstituted through tamping this is expected. To investigate the influence of particle arrangement on the compression and potential crushing, one of the samples was tested in a slurry configuration. This test demonstrated that particle arrangement appears to be a contributing factor to crushing, as it showed less deviation in particle size distribution compared to the tamped sample. To contextualize and validate the findings, the results were correlated, evaluated, and compared with previous studies conducted on tailings from the same tailings storage facility (TSF). Although future research on crushing in correlation of mineralogy respectively and changes in particle shape are needed, this comparative analysis has provided input that can contribute to enhanced understanding of tailings behavior under increased vertical load.
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[pt] ANÁLISE NUMÉRICA DE COMPORTAMENTO SÍSMICO DA BARRAGEM DE REJEITOS OTAPARA, PERU / [en] NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF THE OTAPARA TAILINGS DAM, PERUCELSO ANTERO IVAN S VILLALOBOS 15 December 2020 (has links)
[pt] O Peru está localizado em uma área de alta atividade sísmica
conhecida como cinturão de fogo. Os terremotos registrados com diferentes
mecanismos de falha resultam da interação entre as placas tectônicas de
Nazca e Sul-americana. É nesta região onde acontecem atividades de
mineração no país, juntamente com a construção de grandes estruturas
civis, como barragens de rejeitos, projetadas para armazenar grande
quantidade de material na menor área possível. Neste trabalho, foi avaliado
o comportamento sísmico de uma barragem de rejeitos localizada em
Arequipa, Peru, construída com o método a montante. Em evento sísmico
ocorrido em 2013, a barragem sofreu trincas no seu corpo, recalques na
crista e pequenos vulcões de areia, indicando a redução dos parâmetros
de resistência no rejeito devido a possível fenômeno de liquefação. Nesta
pesquisa, a estimativa da ameaça sísmica foi feita por métodos
probabilísticos, com o terremoto artificial de projeto obtido por método de
ajuste espectral. Foram feitas análises pseudo-estáticas de estabilidade
dos taludes, bem como estimados deslocamentos permanentes e o
potencial de liquefação dinâmica por métodos simplificados. A análise
global da barragem de rejeitos foi executada pelo método dos elementos
finitos, considerando o modelo constituivo UBC3D-PLM para simular o
comportamento mecânico dos rejeitos sob carregamento cíclico. / [en] Peru is located in an area of high seismic activity known as the fire
belt. Earthquakes recorded with different failure mechanisms result from the
interaction between the Nazca and South-American tectonic plates. It is in
this region where mining activities take place in the country, along with the
construction of large civil structures, such as tailings dams, designed to
store large amounts of material in the smallest possible area. In this work,
the seismic behavior of a tailings dam located in Arequipa, Peru, built with
the upstream method, was evaluated. In a seismic event that occurred in
2013, the dam suffered cracks in its body, settlement in the crest and small
sand boils, indicating the reduction of the tailings resistance parameters due
to possible dynamic liquefaction. In this research, the seismic hazard
assessment was made by probabilistic methods, with the artificial design
earthquake obtained by the spectral adjustment method. Pseudo-static
analyzes of slope stability were performed, as well as the estimated
permanent displacements and the potential of dynamic liquefaction were
obtainded by simplified methods. The global seismic analysis of the tailings
dam was carried out through the finite element method, considering the
UBC3D-PLM constitutive model to simulate the mechanical behavior of
tailings under cyclic loading.
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[pt] ANÁLISE DE RISCO DE LIQUEFAÇÃO APLICADA A BARRAGENS DE REJEITOS / [en] RISK ANALYSIS OF LIQUEFACTION APPLIED TO TAILING DAMSLAYS CRISTINA B DE S D HYPPOLITO 23 July 2024 (has links)
[pt] A ocorrência de dois acidentes de proporções inaceitáveis no Brasil, num período de 4 anos, resultou em problemas de confiança nos projetos e na operação de barragens de rejeitos, em especial as construídas pelo método de montante. Esse trabalho tem o objetivo de auxiliar no entendimento dos riscos de barragens de rejeitos, propondo uma metodologia para estimativa desses riscos e indicação de valores para limites de aceitabilidade e tolerabilidade. A metodologia proposta foi aplicada em duas barragens que romperam recentemente, Barragem de Fundão (Mariana/MG) e Barragem de Feijão (Brumadinho/MG), e uma barragem existente, a Barragem do Germano. A aplicação do método probabilístico FOSM em conjunto com a análise de equilíbrio limite por Spencer foi sugerida para estimar a probabilidade de ruptura por liquefação. Adicionalmente, a probabilidade de ocorrência dos gatilhos foi estimada de acordo com as características e operação da barragem. Nos casos estudados nesse trabalho, as probabilidades de ruptura determinadas pela metodologia desenvolvida são iguais a 36 por cento no caso de Fundão, 47 por cento no caso de Feijão e 3 por cento no caso de Germano. Os resultados mostraram que o risco associado às barragens que romperam era incompatível com qualquer obra de engenharia e muito acima dos limites normativos considerando as consequências da ruptura. / [en] Two accidents in tailings dams occurred in the last few years in Brazil and they
resulted in the lack of trust in their design and performance. The aim of this work is to
provide a better understanding of the risks on existing tailings dams, presenting a
methodology for risk estimate and recommendation of values for acceptability and
tolerability limits. The combination of the Spencer’s limit equilibrium method and the
first-order second-moment (FOSM) probabilistic method (Christian et al., 1992) were
chosen to be applied in the Fundão Dam (collapsed in 2015 in Mariana/MG), Feijão
Dam (collapsed in 2019 in Brumadinho/MG), and Germano Dam. There is also a
methodology suggested for trigger probability evaluation according to the dam s
characteristics and operation. The probabilities of rupture through liquefaction during
the time of the accidents are 36 per cent in case of Fundão Dam, 47 per cent in case of Feijão Dam and 3 per cent in case of Germano Dam. The results shows that the risk associated with the collapsed structures was much higher than the tolerable level of the standards.
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The perception of the community on the socio-environmental impacts of Metolong dam and reservoir in LesothoSekamane, Thabang 12 1900 (has links)
In the Kingdom of Lesotho, large dams are currently being constructed with the sole purpose of selling water to the Republic of South Africa, in order to earn royalties and to generate electricity for Lesotho. The focus of this study was to investigate the perception of the community on the socio-environmental impacts of Metolong Dam and Reservoir in Lesotho.
A qualitative research methodology was adopted and grounded theory was used in collecting data from the study area. Qualitative research techniques used were document analysis, field notes and semi-structured interviews. After conducting an audit which evaluated the accuracy of the initial Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) by comparing actual to predict impacts, it was found that the perceptions of the community on the socio-economic impacts of Metolong project were: the community had poor education due to expensive school fees and their level of education did not help with dynamics on climate for they are complex and not easily to be understood, alcoholism existed due to unemployement, cultural constraints existed dominated by the patriarchal structures on the land and decision making, compensation policy was not honoured by project developers, the project brought benefits and loss of life-support resources, people are unable to grow wheat, beans and peas for their fields are taken and the community experienced loss of building sand that is not addressed.
Information obtained helped the study to close the gap which appears not to have been addressed by the Government of Lesotho Department of Water Affairs Lowlands Water Supply Unit, 2008. Results of the study revealed that local villagers in the study area were happy with the project benefits, but they were discontented with the project as they were not incoporated in the management and supervision of the project. Rather, the local villagers were engaged only as labourers. The study recommends that when large dams are constructed, local villages should not be given promises that are dressed with many enticing commitments. The reason is that, communities never asked for the project, but it is set forth authoritatively as obligatory upon them. Project authorities should increase their efforts to fulfil promises made. Not only that, they should have respect, compassion, care and dedication when dealing with affected people. It is in this regard that the Local Based Project Execution and Observation Model is proposed, which will incorporate local villagers in the management steps of all large dam developments within their communities, in order to contend with environmental impacts of large dams. / Environmental Sciences / Ph. D. (Environmental Management)
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Investigating the effect of coarse particle addition on the measured rheological parameters of fine clay slurriesPaulsen, Eric 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MScIng)--University of Stellenbosch, 2007. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Due to economic and environmental constraints mining operations are placed under
increasing pressure to effectively manage and operate tailings disposal operations.
Restrictions imposed on water usage and tailings operations footprint have led to
higher density and wider particle size distribution slurries conveyed to tailings areas.
One means of efficiently disposing the tailings is co-disposal. In this method a
concentrated fine vehicle slurry is used to convey a coarser fraction. This produces a
higher density of tailings, with a number of advantages both upstream and downstream
of the tailings process. Limited research has been conducted on the effect of coarse
particles on the non-Newtonian rheological properties of these slurries. This lack of
information complicates the design and reliable operation of these systems.
This project aims at gaining a clearer understanding as to the mechanisms involved in
the addition of coarse particles to a fine clay slurry vehicle; and to provide a means of
estimating the measured slurry rheological properties. A number of experiments were
designed to test the slurry (both Kaolin only, and Kaolin-coarse particle mixtures)
rheological properties using a Couette viscometer (for the dynamic flow properties of
yield stress and plastic viscosity) and a vane instrument (for the static yield stress
measurements).
The slurries were prepared in varying Kaolin clay solids concentrations with reverse
osmosis water. Glass beads and two types of industrial sand were used as the coarse
fractions. All of the coarse particles had a similar size but varied significantly in shape.
Slurry pH and temperature readings were monitored throughout the tests.
Tests were done initially on clay only slurries. The rheological properties of these
slurries were repeatable, and no noticeable variations of properties with time were
observed. The yield stress (both static and dynamic) and plastic viscosity data were
well correlated with established relationships.
Coarse particles were added to the clay only slurries, and then removed. The
remaining clay only slurry exhibited the same rheological properties as the initial clay only slurry. The presence of coarse particles increased all the measured rheological
properties (i.e. dynamic yield stress, Bingham viscosity, and static vane yield stress) in
a fashion resembling the effect of adding clay to a clay only slurry. In addition, the
change in measured rheological property by addition of coarse particle was
independent of the clay fraction in the clay slurry. Furthermore, with both the clay only
slurries and clay and coarse sand slurries, a constant linear relationship existed
between the static and dynamic yield stress.
Several correlations from the literature were found to provide reasonable prediction of
the rheological property variations observed. These empirical and semi-empirical
models however did little to explain the mechanisms involved in coarse particle
addition. A new correlation has been proposed, Residual Clay Concentration, which
predicts the change in rheological property based on an additional clay concentration,
which in turn is a linear function of the coarse particle concentration. The accuracy of
this model further strengthens the belief that the coarse particle acts in a similar
fashion to a floc.
By means of a case study example the importance of selecting an appropriate model
for design was illustrated. The Residual Clay Concentration method provided the most
conservative results. This combined with its theoretical basis strengthens the models
recommendation for use in design. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: As gevolg van ekonomiese en omgewings beperkinge word mynwese nywerhede
onder toenemende druk geplaas om doeltreffende afvalstroom bestuur en operasie toe
te pas. Beperkinge geplaas op water gebruik en afvalstroom area-groote ly tot hoër
digthede en wyer partikel-grooteverspreidings van flodders vervoer na afval areas.
Een manier om van die afval doeltreffend ontslae te raak en te berg is deur medeberging.
In die metode word ‘n gekonsentreerde fyn flodder gebruik as draer van ‘n
growwer partikel-fraksie. Dit ly tot ‘n hoër digtheid flodder, met verskeie voordele in
beide die op – en afstroom prosesse. Beperkte navorsing is gedoen op die effek van
growwe partikels op die nie-Newoniese rheolgiese eienskappe van hierdie flodders.
Hierdie tekort aan informasie maak die effektiewe, betroubare bedryf en operasie van
die sisteme meer ingewikkeld.
Hierdie projek is daarheen gemik om ‘n beter begrip te ontwikkel met betrekking tot
die meganismes betrokke in die byvoeging van growwe partikels aan ‘n fyn klei-agtige
flodder draer; en om ‘n manier te voorsien wat die rheologiese eienskappe kan beraam.
Verskeie eksperimente was ontwerp om die flodders (beide slegs Kaolien, en Kaoliengrowwe
partikel mengsels) se rheologiese eienskappe te toets deur die gebruik van ‘n
Couette-viskometer. Die Couette viskometer was gebruik om die dinamiese
eienskappe (van grens-spanning, en plastiese viskositet) te meet. ‘n Vaan apparaat is
gebruik om die eienskap van statiese grens-spanning te meet.
Die flodders was voorberei in verskeie Kaolien konsentrasies met tru-osmosis water.
Glas krale en twee tipes industriële sand is gebruik as die growwe fraksies. Al die
growwe partikels het soortgelyke groottes gehad, maar het grootliks verskil in vorm.
Die flodder pH en temperatuur lesings is deurentyd nagegaan.
Toetse was aanvanklik gedoen op die klei-alleenlike flodders. Die gemete reologiese
eienskappe van die flodders was herhaalbaar, en geen opmerkbare veranderinge van
die eienskappe met betrekking tot tyd is gemeet nie. Die grens-spanning (beide statiese
en dinamiese) en plastiese viskositeit is goed gekorrelleer met gevestigde verhoudinge. Growwe partikels is aan die klei-alleenlike flodders bygevoeg, en daarnae verwyder.
Die oorblywende klei-alleenlike flodder het dieselfde gemete rheologiese eienskappe
getoon as die oorspronklike klei-allenlike flodder. Die teenwoordigheid van growwe
partikels het na ‘n toename van al die gamete rheologiese eienskappe gelei wat fisies
baie soortgelyk is aan die byvoeging van klei tot ‘n klei-alleenlike flodder. Verder, met
beide die klei-alleenlike en klei-growwe partikel flodders het ‘n konstante liniëre
funksie tussen die statiese en dinamiese grens-spannings bestaan.
Verskeie verhoudings uit die literatuur het goeie korrelasie bewerkstellig met die
waargenome rheologie veranderinge. Hierdie empiriese en semi-empiriese modelle
doen egter min om die megansimes betrokke in die toevoeging van growwe partikels
te verduidelik. ‘n Nuwe korrelasie is voorgestel, naamlik die Residu Klei Konsentrasie.
Hierdie model voorspel die verandering in reologiese eienskappe gebaseer op ‘n
addisionele klei konsentrasie, wat ‘n liniëre funkise is van die growwe partikel
konsentrasie. Die goeie korrelasie gesien met die model versterk die idée dat die
growwe partikel in ‘n soortgelyke manier as ‘n flok gedra in die teenwoordigheid van
ander flokke.
Deur middel van ‘n tipiese industriële voorbeeld is die belangrikheid in die keuse van
die regte korrelasie geillustreer. Die Residu Klei Konsentrasie metode het die mees
konservatiewe resultate gelewer. Hierdie feit gekombineerd met die model se soliede
teoreitiese beginsels versterk dit as voorgestelde korrelasie vir ontwerp.
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