ArticleScientific reports2023
Freeze-thaw process of soil between two piles as monitored by piezoelectric ceramic sensor.
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Abstract
As the mechanical properties of soil are affected by the moisture content, diameter of soil particles, and the soil temperature, we used piezoelectric ceramic sensors to monitor the freeze-thaw cycle of different soils at different temperatures and different moisture content. By studying the energy attenuation of stress waves propagating in freezing-thawing soil, its mechanical strength was determined. The results showed that the duration of freeze-thaw process was related to soil type and initial water content. For the same water content and larger soil particle size, the received signal amplitude and energy are larger. For the same soil type and higher water content, the received signal amplitude and energy are stronger. This study provides a feasible monitoring method for infrastructure construction in areas with complex geological conditions, such as Qinghai-Tibet frozen soil.
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