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WORKSHOP ON PENETRATION TESTING AND OTHER GEOMECHANICAL ISSUES Pisa 14 June 2016 ROOM F8 CPTU IN UNUSUAL SOILS Diego Lo Presti, Barbara Cosanti, Ilaria Giusti, Nicola Perilli (d.lopresti@ing.unipi.it) UNIVERSITA DI PISA 1

LECTURE OUTLINE DEFINITION OF UNUSUAL SOILS CHARACTERIZATION (IDENTIFICATION) OF PARTIALLY SATURATED FINE- GRAINED SOILS UNDERCONSOLIDATED SILTY SOILS 2

UNUSUAL SOILS LAYERED; PARTIALLY SATURATED; UNDERCONSOLIDATED; INTERMEDIATE PERMEABILITY; COMPACTED SOILS 3

EQUIPMENT AT UNIPI 4

CPTU EQUIPMENTS 5

SCPTU EQUIPMENT 6

SCPTU - ROTOSEIS 7

SCPTU INTERPRETATATION 8

SCPTU INTERPRETATION 9

ARRIVAL TIME PICKUP 10

HOMOGENEOUS ELASTIC ISOTROPIC MEDIUM 11

INTERPRETATION METHODS ARRIVAL TIME PICKUP PSEUDO INTERVAL TRUE INTERVAL CROSS CORRELATION 12

CORRECTED-TIME VS. DEPTH 13

USE OF Vp IN PARTIALLY SATURATED SOILS 14

ANY REASON TO MESURE Vp? 15

JAMIOLKOWSKI 2013 RANKINE LECTURE 16

JAMIOLKOWSKI 2013 RANKINE LECTURE 17

CC TESTS ON TICINO SAND 1 18

CC TESTS ON TICINO SAND 2 19

INHERENT ANISOTROPY 20

STRESS-INDUCED ANISOTROPY 21

EFFECTS OF SATURATION ON SANDS CC DATA S=0% OR S=100% (FINE TO MEDIUM SANDS) NEGLIGIBLE EFFECTS (BELLOTTI ET AL. 1988 ISOPT I; SCHMERTMANN 1976, JAMIOLKOWSKI ET AL. 2001) 22

EFFECTS OF SATURATION ON SANDS JAMIOLKOWSKI ET AL. 2001 (UNDERESTIMATE 7 10%) 23

PARTIALLY SATURATED FINE GRAINED SOILS - BRONI 24

CPTu1 TEST CONDUCTED DURING THE WET SEASON (BRONI). 25

CPTu2 TEST CONDUCTED DURING THE DRY SEASON (BRONI). 26

MISS CLASSFICATION AT BRONI 27

MISS CLASSFICATION: LOOSE SILTY SOILS (SERCHIO RIVER LEVVES) 28

MK MODEL Kovacs (1981) and Aubertin, et al. (2002). The MK model has been used to evaluate, from simple soil parameters, the matrix suction (ψ r ) at the residual water content and the equivalent capillary height above the water table (h co ). (Aubertin et al. 1998; Mbonimpa et al. 2000, 2002). 29

EQUATIONS For clayey soil (ρ s = dry density) 30

EFFEECTS OF EFFECTIVE STRESS ON Ic 31

MODIFICATION OF THE VERTICAL EFFECTIVE STRESS TO GET A CONSTANT Ic (BRONI) Estimate of vertical effective stress at Broni 0 vertical effective stress (kpa) 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 depth (cm) 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 CPTu1 CPTu2 32

PRACTICAL MEANING OF THE CORRECTION THE SBT INTERPRETATION COULD GIVE AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTIVE STRESS-STATE MODIFYING A SBT INTERPRETATION INTO A SOIL TYPE INTERPRETATION, THE DIFFERENCES IN Ic SHOULD REFLECT WHAT IS MISSING IN SOIL TYPE INTERPRETATION (i.e.ocr) 33

POSSIBLE IDENTIFICATION OF PRECONSOLIDATION PRESSURE (PORCARI LUCCA) vertical effective stress kpa 1 10 100 σ' p 1000 10000-2 0 2 vertical strain (%) 4 6 8 10 12 Ic 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 0 100 z (cm 200 300 400 500 600 Preconsolidation pressure From oedometer: 320 476 kpa From CPTu: 296 kpa 34

EMPIRICAL CORRECTION Define Ic from borehole data (grain size curve) The new classification system is not SBT but depends on texture Criteria: AGI 1997 Example: Silt with clay (2.6<Ic<2.95) 35

ASSESSMENT OF Ic FROM BOREHOLE Borehole # Soil classification from borehole (AGI 1997) Ic from borehole Ic from CPTu ΔIc SBTn Soil classification from CPTu 1 Clayey and sandy silt 2.60 2.79 0.19 4 Sand Mixtures Silty sand 2.10 2.05-0.05 6 Sand Silty sand 2.10 2.49 0.39 5 Sand Mixtures Sand, gravel and fine gravel 1.30 1.72 0.42 6 Sand Silty sand 2.10 2.19 0.09 5 Sand Mixtures 36

DATABASE SERCHIO RIVER LEVEE SYSTEM AND FOUNDATION SOIL DREDGED SEDIMENTS IN ARTICICIAL BASINS (PORT OF LIVORNO) 37

Ic FROM BOREHOLES AND CPTu 38

HOW TO CORRECT 39

ΔIc FUNCTION 2.0 1.5 ΔIc (-) 1.0 0.5 Serchio River Livorno Port Best Fit 0.0-0.5 0 5 10 15 20 25 Total tip resistance MPa 40

Ic AFTER CORRECTION 41

ACKNOLEDGEMENTS DATA HAVE BEEN MADE AVAILABLE BY PROF. C. MEISINA (UNIPV), DR. BARSANTI (GEOPROVE - LUCCA), DR. COSCO & SPADARO (GEOSERVIZI- PISA). THE HELP GIVEN BY THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS IS ALSO ACKNOWLEDGED: M. ROSIGNOLI, N. FULCINITI, M. MARCONCINI, D.BUSONI, M. PONZANELLI, A. SCARDIGLI, C. ZACCAGNINO 42