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1 Georgia Construction Aggregate Association Workshop 2008 Sand Properties understanding common tests Douglas Cortes Carlos Santamarina School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Particulate Media Research Laboratory
2 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
3 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
4 Sieve Analysis
5 Computing Particle Size Distribution Percent passing [%] % Sieve opening [mm] 0.01 D 10
6 Important Particle Size Parameters Percent passing [%] Sieve opening [mm] Gap Graded Well Graded Poorly Graded 0.01 Coefficient of curvature Cc = Cu = ( D D D D D ) Uniformity coefficient
7 Size Distribution Packing Density porosity, n D/d=2 D/d= % volume fraction of small particles Guyon et al. (1987)
8 Caution: Capillarity BBC News In pictures Visions of Science
9 Capillarity Holds!
10 Caution: Electrical Forces
11 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
12 mm μm μm mm (The Diatoms 1990) Ottawa sand kaolinite diatom table salt crushed granite marl diatom lentil sintered lead precipitated carbonate foraminiferan rice
13 Why Shape? Formation History
14 Crushers: Fines and Shape GDOT Aggregate # 4 material base material # 5 material blasting crusher screen crusher # 6 material crusher screen screen # 7 material # 89 material M10 High Fines Asphalt Sand Gyratory Jaw Cone 3:1 to 10:1 4:1 to 9:1 4:1 to 6:1 sand pool In GA: 2 to 7 In GA: 2 to 8 washed sand < # 200 pond screening
15 Test Loading Configurations 4-point load Brazilian point load long load compression
16 Fines Generation Fines Produced (%) Loaded Area (%)
17 Shape: Cubicity 1 cubic short / intermediate rod-like point load flaky compression long load and Brazilian intermediate / long
18 Crushing Mode: Shape and Fines point load fines 4-point load cubicity compression fines fines cubicity cubicity
19 Particle Shape - Microphotographs Crushed Granite Sieve 4 Sieve 16 Sieve 50 Sieve 100 Sieve 200 Crushed Limestone Sieve 4 Sieve 16 Sieve 50 Sieve 100 Sieve 200 GDOT Standard Natural Sand Sieve 4 Sieve 16 Sieve 50 Sieve 100 Sieve 200
20 Particle Shape: See & Match sphericity roundness (Krumbein and Sloss, 1963)
21 Crater on Mars (April 21, 2004 ) red on left NASA/JPL
22 "Berries" on Mars (February 12, 2004) red on left NASA/JPL
23 Core Martian Rock (August 18, 2004) red on left NASA/JPL
24 Rice red on right
25 Table Salt
26 Ottawa Sand
27 Ottawa Sand
28 Crushed Carbonate
29 Mica
30 Threaded Rubber red on right
31 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
32 Volumetric Gravimetric Relations ρ = M V e Vv n = = V 1 n s ρ dry M = = V T G ρ s s w 1+ e
33 e max ρ d min = M V S e max ρwgs = 1 ρ d min
34 e min ρ d max = M V S e min ρwgs = 1 ρ d max
35 Size and Shape Packing Density 1.2 minimum e min maximum e max coefficient of uniformity, C u (Youd, 1973)
36 Mica: bridging & ordering ordering ordering ordering bridging bridging
37 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min, e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
38 Slope Stability Geotechnical Engineering Photo Album
39 Slope Stability Geotechnical Engineering Photo Album
40 Friction Angle in Sands: Simple!
41 Measure the Angle of Repose
42 Why Friction Angle? rotational frustration? 50 CS friction angle φ cv = R Roundness R
43 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min, e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
44 Flow Test: Devices
45 Flow Test: Procedure
46 Flow Test: Evolution and Analysis 25 F D D 0 = 0 D 100[%]
47 "Wetness" Crushed granite type III FA/c w/c
48 "Wetness" GDOT standard natural sand FA/c w/c
49 Increase Flow? Add More Paste 200. GDOT Crushed granite sand I 150 Flow [%] too dry V P /V VFA
50 How Much Paste? V Paste / V VFA V Paste / V VFA < 1.0 V Paste / V VFA ~ 1.0 V Paste / V VFA > G controlled by e P C max = VVFA emax ( FA ) V G FA + W C C
51 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min, e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
52 Strength Compression Loading
53 Before and After Crushing
54 Strength: Add Paste but not too much! 6000 GDOT Standard Sand 6000 Crushed Granite Sand II Strength (psi) too much Strength (psi) too much V P /V VFA V P /V VFA
55 Strength and Flow dry wet flow + correlation strength V Paste / V VFA
56 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min, e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
57 P-wave velocity
58 P-wave Signals
59 P-wave Velocity vs. Compressive Strength 5000 Strong positive correlation between P-wave and strength 4000 P-wave velocity [m/s] Compressive strength [psi] Crushed granite sand type I Crushed granite sand type II Crushed granite sand type III Non-GA natural sand Crushed limestone sand GDOT standard sand Unfailed specimen
60 Particle size Particle shape / crushing e min, e max Friction angle Flow test Strength P-wave velocity Thermal properties
61 Cities = Thermal Islands
62 Baton Rouge, Louisiana science.nasa.gov
63 Sacramento, California science.nasa.gov
64 Salt lake City, Utah science.nasa.gov
65 Thermal Conductivity: Determination DC Power supply Amp-meter Volt-meter Thermocouple Heating wire
66 Thermal Conductivity: Dry Soils k [W m -1 K -1 ] Ottawa 20/30 sand F110 sand Blasting sand Δk/Δn = Δk/Δn = Δk/Δn = n min n max n min n max n min n max Porosity, n Porosity, n Porosity, n k [W m -1 K -1 ] Crushed sand-i Crushed sand-ii Crushed sand-iii Δk/Δn = Δk/Δn = Δk/Δn = n max n max n max Porosity, n Porosity, n Porosity, n
67 Thermal conductivity: Dry vs. Wet Soils 10 quartz 8.4 Thermal conductivity [W/m.K] 1 ice 2.21 water 0.72 saturated dry Effective vertical stress [kpa]
68 closing thoughts
69 Georgia Tech Research Team
70 Thank You
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