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Experimental Study to Correlate the Test Results of PBT, UCS, and CBR with Liquid Limit, Gradation and DCP Results On Various Soils in Soaked Condition
Mukesh A. Patel, H.S. Patel
Pages - 244 - 261 | Revised - 15-09-2012 | Published - 24-10-2012
Published in International Journal of Engineering (IJE)
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KEYWORDS
Subgrade, CBR, DCP, PBT, UCS
ABSTRACT
The development of new roads, enhancement of existing roads and new runways are part of infrastructure boom in India as well as in Gujarat. Need of strength parameters of subgrade soils is very important in monitoring and evaluation of roads and runways subgrade quality. Laboratory determination of California Bearing Ratio useful for flexible pavement design, Coefficient of subgrade reaction K-Value needed for rigid pavement, raft footing and unconfined compressive strength (UCS) is required for determination of shear strength parameter of subgrade are time consuming and demand significant effort but mandatory. Dynamic Cone Penetration test can be a faster and easier way to evaluate subgrade strength.
In present study an investigation has been carried out on strength parameters for the soil from various locations of Gujarat, In-situ condition has been created in laboratory using bigger testing mould and various tests like Liquid Limit, Plastic limit as well as CBR, PBT, UCS and DCP were carried out on repetitive samples of Maximum Dry Densities achieved through modified proctor effect in soaked condition. The empirical correlations have been established among test results using linear regression procedure. The formulations are validated using other sets of tests data. The developed empirical correlations may be useful to estimate time consuming strength parameters as well as physical properties at numerous locations within area under consideration using simple and rapid DCP test.
Keywords: Key Words— Subgrade, CBR, DCP, UCS, PBT.
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Mr. Mukesh A. Patel
U.V. Patel College of Engineering, Ganpat University - India
map_technical@yahoo.co.in
Dr. H.S. Patel
L.D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad - India
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