Compressive permeability characteristics of dredged mud under sorting effect
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Compressive permeability characteristics of dredged mud under sorting effect
“In the field of dredging and filling sedimentation, the sorting effect leads to the formation of particle stratification in the dredged mud, affecting its compression and permeability properties. The compressibility of the bottom soil sample decreases and the permeability coefficient is high; The top soil sample has high compressibility and poor permeability. The permeability coefficient is closely related to the porosity ratio and fine particle content.”
Journal of Civil and Environmental EngineeringPages: 1-9(2025)
作者机构:
1.浙江工业大学 土木工程学院,杭州 310023
2.南水北调东线江苏水源有限责任公司,南京 210019
作者简介:
LV Tongwei (1998- ), main research interest: physical-mechanical properties of dredged mud, E-mail: tongweilv198@163.com.
National Natural Science Foundation of China(52178361;52278334);Jiangsu South to North Water Diversion Technology Research and Development Project(JSNSBD202205)
LV Tongwei,ZHANG Yong,WENG Jiaxing,et al.Compressive permeability characteristics of dredged mud under sorting effect[J].Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
LV Tongwei,ZHANG Yong,WENG Jiaxing,et al.Compressive permeability characteristics of dredged mud under sorting effect[J].Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering,DOI:10.11835/j.issn.2096-6717.2025.074.
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