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Some Geotechnical Properties of Clay Nanocomposites

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Medium: journal article
Language(s): English
Published in: Periodica Polytechnica Civil Engineering, , n. 3, v. 61
DOI: 10.3311/ppci.9350
Abstract:

Clay soils have various areas of use in geotechnical engineering.The common use of clayey soils are for landfills, dams,nuclear plants, etc. However, when the clay soils interactwith water, the geotechnical properties such as the swelling,the shear strength, and the compressibility properties ofclay change gradually. Therefore, in this research, using ahydrophobic organo-clay, polymers (locust bean gum, latex,glycerine, and vinyl acrylic copolymer), and rubber powder,clay-nanocomposites were developed to solve the problemsdue to the clay-water interaction encountered in the clay liners.This study focuses on the geotechnical properties of theclay-nanocomposites researched experimentally in laboratoryconditions. The test results found that, the specific gravities,consistency limits, compaction parameters, and unconfinedcompressive strengths of clay-nanocomposites change significantly,when compared to those of natural clay and hydrophobicorgano-clay.

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