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Effect of Particle Morphology on Stiffness, Strength and Volumetric Behavior of Rounded and Angular Natural Sand

Sharma, Aashish ; Leib-Day, Alexia R. ; Thakur, Mohmad Mohsin ; Penumadu, Dayakar

Materials, 2021-06, Vol.14 (11), p.3023 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Basel: MDPI AG

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  • Título:
    Effect of Particle Morphology on Stiffness, Strength and Volumetric Behavior of Rounded and Angular Natural Sand
  • Autor: Sharma, Aashish ; Leib-Day, Alexia R. ; Thakur, Mohmad Mohsin ; Penumadu, Dayakar
  • Assuntos: Chemical composition ; Comminution ; Crushing ; Densification ; engineering properties ; Friction ; Granular materials ; Laboratories ; Lasers ; Light diffraction ; Mineralogy ; Morphology ; particle crushing ; Particle shape ; Particle size ; Particle size distribution ; Sand ; Shape effects ; Shear strength ; Stiffness
  • É parte de: Materials, 2021-06, Vol.14 (11), p.3023
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    These authors contributed equally to this work.
  • Descrição: Stress–strain and volume change behavior for clean sands which have distinct particle shape (rounded and angular) with very similar chemical (mineralogical) composition, size, and texture in one-dimensional (1D) compression and drained triaxial compression are presented. The effect of particle morphology on the crushing behavior in one-dimensional loading is explored using laser light diffraction technique which is suitable for particle crushing because of its high resolution and small specimen volume capability. Particle size distribution in both volume/mass and number distributions are considered for improved understanding associated with the process of comminution. Number distributions present a clearer picture of particle crushing. It is argued that particle crushing in granular assemblies initiates in larger particles, rather than in smaller particle. It was found that rounded sand specimens showed greater crushing than angular sand specimens with higher uniformity coefficient. In 1D compression, loose specimens compress approximately 10% more than dense specimens irrespective of particle shape. Densification of angular sand results in improvement in stiffness (approximately 40%) and is comparable to that of loose rounded sand. In general, density has a greater influence on the behavior of granular materials than particle morphology. The effect of particle shape was found to be greater in loose specimens than in dense specimens. The effect of grain shape on critical state friction angle is also quantified.
  • Editor: Basel: MDPI AG
  • Idioma: Inglês
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