Analysis of the performance of vibrating and impacting compaction plant.

Author(s)
O'Reilly, M.P.
Year
Abstract

In this report the methods used to analyse the compaction process using pneumatic-tyred rollers are developed and applied to vibrating rollers and plate compactors and to compaction by impact. Calculations were made for cohesive and granular soils using the maximum shear stress distribution with depth under the compactive pressure. Good agreement between the measured and calculated dry densities were found for the vibrating rollers. Impact effects were significant for some vibrating compactors as well as for the impact compactors. Thecompaction of soils prone to overstressing are also considered.

Publication

Library number
C 4385 [electronic version only] /61 / IRRD 842521
Source

Crowthorne, Berkshire, Transport and Road Research Laboratory TRRL TRL, 1991, 34 p., 43 ref.; Research Report ; RR 316 - ISSN 0266-5247

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