Influence of dry density and water content on the swelling of a compacted bentonite

By M. Villar, A. Lloret. 2008

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. A. Tang
2. Yu-Jun Cui
3. W. Ye
4. J. Barnichon
5. Qiong Wang
6. Simona Saba
7. P. Delage
8. E. Romero

In Environmental Engineering

1. W. Ye
2. Yu-Jun Cui
3. A. Tang
4. Qiong Wang
5. J. Barnichon

Citations in the corpus

• The effects of technological voids on the hydro-mechanical behaviour of compacted bentonite-sand mixture (2013, background): “Compacted bentonite-based materials are relevant materials for this purpose thanks to their low permeability, high swelling and high radionuclide retardation capacities (Pusch, 1979; Yong et al., 1986; Villar and Lloret, 2008; Komine and Watanabe, 2010; Cui et al., 2011).”
• Hydraulic conductivity and microstructure changes of compacted bentonite/sand mixture during hydration (2013, background): “Bentonite-based materials are often chosen as sealing/backfill materials in this multi-barrier system due to their low permeability, high swelling and high radionuclide retardation capacities (Pusch, 1979; Yong et al., 1986; Villar and Lloret, 2008).”