Monotonic and cyclic shear behaviors of incineration bottom ash under constant volume condition
Incineration is becoming a popular treatment method of waste in the last several decades which makes the study of the mechanical properties of incineration ash more important. This study uses a cyclic simple shear device to test the monotonic and cyclic shear behavior of a type of incinerated bott...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1702712023-09-08T15:32:52Z Monotonic and cyclic shear behaviors of incineration bottom ash under constant volume condition Zhang, Zhibo Fei, Xunchang Wu, Wei School of Civil and Environmental Engineering 9th International Congress on Environmental Geotechnics 2023 (9ICEG) Engineering::Civil engineering::Geotechnical Engineering::Environmental engineering::Waste management Incineration Bottom Ash Monotonic Shear Cyclic Simple Shear Shear Strength Liquefaction Incineration is becoming a popular treatment method of waste in the last several decades which makes the study of the mechanical properties of incineration ash more important. This study uses a cyclic simple shear device to test the monotonic and cyclic shear behavior of a type of incinerated bottom ash (IBA) produced in Singapore. It's found that the friction angle of IBA is 32 degrees with zero cohesion, and no clear peak strength is observed at a medium-dense condition. As shear strain increases, the shear stress normalized by current vertical stress is independent of consolidation vertical stress. Contract behavior shows first followed by continuous dilation. The cyclic shear ratio (CSR) under 100 kPa vertical stress has an almost logarithmic linear correlation with the number of cycles. The slope of shear stress-shear strain (τ-γ) curve under the cyclic shear condition also follows the ultimate state line determined from monotonic shear. During all the cyclic shear tests, IBA fails by reaching maximum double amplitude shear strain (7.5%) while pressure ratio equivalent to 1.0 cannot be reached. National Environmental Agency (NEA) Published version The authors appreciate the support of National Environmental Agency of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University. 2023-09-06T00:30:31Z 2023-09-06T00:30:31Z 2023 Conference Paper Zhang, Z., Fei, X. & Wu, W. (2023). Monotonic and cyclic shear behaviors of incineration bottom ash under constant volume condition. 9th International Congress on Environmental Geotechnics 2023 (9ICEG), 3, 329-336. https://dx.doi.org/10.53243/ICEG2023-431 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/170271 10.53243/ICEG2023-431 https://www.issmge.org/publications/author/w-wu 3 329 336 en © 2023 Authors. All rights reserved. This paper was published in the Proceedings of 9th International Congress on Environmental Geotechnics 2023 (9ICEG) and is made available with permission of the Author(s). application/pdf |
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Incineration is becoming a popular treatment method of waste in the last several decades which makes
the study of the mechanical properties of incineration ash more important. This study uses a cyclic
simple shear device to test the monotonic and cyclic shear behavior of a type of incinerated bottom ash
(IBA) produced in Singapore. It's found that the friction angle of IBA is 32 degrees with zero cohesion,
and no clear peak strength is observed at a medium-dense condition. As shear strain increases, the
shear stress normalized by current vertical stress is independent of consolidation vertical stress.
Contract behavior shows first followed by continuous dilation. The cyclic shear ratio (CSR) under 100
kPa vertical stress has an almost logarithmic linear correlation with the number of cycles. The slope of
shear stress-shear strain (τ-γ) curve under the cyclic shear condition also follows the ultimate state line
determined from monotonic shear. During all the cyclic shear tests, IBA fails by reaching maximum
double amplitude shear strain (7.5%) while pressure ratio equivalent to 1.0 cannot be reached. |
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Monotonic and cyclic shear behaviors of incineration bottom ash under constant volume condition |
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