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  1. mark671

    Secondary Consolidation of Compacted Clay Fill

    I think you might be right; i'm going to do a few calcs but not sure what to use for the coefficient of secondary compression (Ca) yet! I guess we need some oedometer tests on re-compacted fills?
  2. mark671

    Secondary Consolidation of Compacted Clay Fill

    The liquid limit of the proposed 5m of clay fill typically ranges from 41-47% with one result (of 8) at 57. Plasticity indices all ranged between 24 and 27%. N values in the Till were 12-17 below the proposed embankment (upper soft layers will be removed). The housing will be piled due to the...
  3. mark671

    Secondary Consolidation of Compacted Clay Fill

    The underlying strata is typical firm clay (glacial till / weathered Charmouth Mudstone), near surface soft materials will be removed and a granular drainage blanket installed, and the piles will need to be designed accordingly. The fill will be variable glacial till / arisings from adjacent...
  4. mark671

    Secondary Consolidation of Compacted Clay Fill

    Hi. I have a proposed residential site where up to 5m of clay fill (glacial till, from various new and old stockpiles) is proposed to be compacted at 95% maximum dry density on a 300mm granular drainage layer. The houses will be piled however is long term settlement of the fill itself an issue...

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