20201221 · Abstract Cement–bentonite mixtures are commonly used to build cutoff walls, which limit water flow and underground transport of pollutants. These artificial materials are employed due to their very low permeability and adequate shear strength and ductility. In this paper, experimental results about the microstructure and mechanical …
view more2020520 · Firstly, SAC-bentonite was prepared by mixing sulphate aluminate cement with bentonite in different proportions. Thereafter, the effects of the amount of adsorbent, solution pH, and contact time on the adsorption performance was studied.
view more202341 · Further, vertical underground encapsulation poses several challenges which are dealt with injection, sheet piles, slurry and thin walls. Clay cement and cement bentonite are usually used to construct slurry walls due to their impermeable nature and high strength ( Li et al., 2022; Meuser, 2012; Song et al., 2022 ).
view more200837 · The soil-cement-bentonite (SCB) cutoff wall has been widely used worldwide in remediation projects for contaminated sites (Ryan and Day, 2002;Opdyke and Evans, 2005;Ruffing and Evans, 2014).
view more20231123 · On the basis of a literature review, this paper analyses the relationships between water, cement, and bentonite, and the physical and mechanical properties of the resulting material created in combination with standard sand introduced in the mixture using a ratio of 2:1 with respect to the solid part of the mixture (cement and bentonite).
view more202473 · For cement-bentonite slurry walls, the cement-bentonite hardens in the trench to form the wall. When bentonite slurry is used alone, the excavated soil is typically mixed with bentonite and then placed back into the trench to form a soil-bentonite wall. The finished wall creates a groundwater barrier with low permeability.
view more2019101 · Effect on mechanical properties and permeability of cement-bentonite mud impervious wall. The test results showed that: (1) The unconfined compressive strength of cement-bentonite anti-seepage wall has a double exponential function relationship with water-cement ratio and water-bentonite ratio. (2) When the water-bentonite ratio is …
view more199991 · One of the most common forms of vertical barrier in the UK is the cement–bentonite slurry trench cut-off wall, an engineering-based remediation method which represents a relatively low-cost solution for contaminated land sites [4].
view more2019930 · The cement-bentonite slurry cut-off wall was selected as the optimum remediation method as neither the chemical injected barrier nor the jet grouting method would allow for easy performance verification during the construction process.
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