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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 43  1984
Rheological Properties of Clay Pastes-Part Ill: Surface Area and Thixotropy at Liquid Limit Consistency
R. B. HAJELA AND J. M. BHATNAGAR
Pages : 96-99
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1984.10822691
Abstract
Investigations to correlate various rheological parameters as Bingham yield stress, thixotropic break-down at upper plastic limit consistency, cation exchange capacity, liquid limit with specific surface area (SSA) of some Indian red, black and alluvial soils have been reported. A linear relationship between liquid limit/cation exchange capacity and specific surface area was noted. The plot between the ratio of plastic index (PI) and specific surface area (SSA) against Bingham yield stress or liquid limit yielded three linear curves which indicate the texture, CH, CL and CL-ML group, of soils. The Bingham yield stress decreased while the liquid limit increased with increasing ratios of PI/SSA. The two curves of identical slopes representing CH and CL group of soils were characteristic of (1) plastic soils having liquid limit above 50, containing expanding group of clay minerals and (2) lean plastic soils of liquid limit below SO, containing a mixture of kaolinite and mica group of clay minerals.
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