the drainage consolidation modeling of sand drain in red mud tailing and analysis on the change law of the pore water pressure
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Abstract
In order to prevent the occurring of dam failure and leakage, sand-well drainages systems were designed and constructed in red mud tailing. It is critical to focus on the change law of the pore water pressure. The calculation model of single well drainage pore water pressure was established. The pore water pressure differential equation was deduced and the analytical solution of differential equation using Bessel function and Laplace transform was given out. The impact of parameters such as diameter d, separation distance l, loading rate q, and coefficient of consolidation Cv in the function on the pore water pressure is analyzed by control variable method. This research is significant and has great reference for preventing red mud tailings leakage and the follow-up studies on the tailings stability.
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| Authors | ;Chuan-sheng Wu |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1155/2014/876872
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