Suitability of Empirical Equations for Estimating Permanent Settlement of Railway Foundation Materials Subjected to Cyclic Loading with Principal Stress Rotation
Canadian Geotechnical Journal(2021)
Univ Southampton | Univ Calgary
Abstract
This paper uses the results of a series of laboratory tests with cyclic principal stress rotation to assess the suitability of a number of empirical equations for estimating the development of plastic settlements in railway track foundations. The laboratory tests were carried out on three sand–clay mixes representative of railway track foundation materials, in both free-to-drain and undrained conditions. The results of a non-linear regression analysis demonstrate that the drainage conditions are the key factor affecting the estimation accuracy of the models, with the clay content playing a secondary role. The correlation coefficient was generally higher in free-to-drain than in undrained conditions and reduced slightly with increasing clay content.
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cyclic tests,principal stress rotation,cyclic stability,axial strain,resilient stiffness,empirical models
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