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KABRE, HAMADOU. "Contribution a l'etude du comportement au compactage des materiaux granulaires pour assises de chaussees (graves et sables pulverulents)." Nantes, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991NANT2047.
Full textReyes, Lizcano Fredy A. "Mise en oeuvre des couches de chaussees : etude de la faisabilite du repandage a haute compacite des couches epaisses ("toboggan")." Nantes, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988NANT2043.
Full textTurki, Kamel. "Approche des problèmes non réversibles des chaussées par le calcul avec éléments finis." Châtenay-Malabry, Ecole centrale de Paris, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991ECAP0179.
Full textZhong, Junjie. "Recherche d'une méthode opérationnelle d'utilisation de l'appareil Géogauge® : Application à la détermination de la raideur des couches de surface." Caen, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009CAEN2016.
Full textCompacted soils constitute the main basis of any construction such roads and highways, airports, industrial platforms, sewers, earthworks, dams. If the objectives of compaction are to stabilize soils and improve their engineering properties, it is important to check and control the desired engineering properties during and after the construction. One of them concerns the soil deformation modulus or soil stiffness and to estimate this, many tests have been developed and are available. Soils compaction has been continuously studied and different testing methods and apparatus have been proposed. Recently an American one has been developed, named Géogauge® to control the soil properties after compaction. It is presented as a faster, cheaper, safer, and more accurate compaction testing device, the Géogauge® is proposed to control the deformation modulus in very small deformations. As this apparatus is not really been used in France, it is necessary to test this device and testing method on different soils compacted sites in France. For this, an important experimental program has been performed including in situ and laboratory tests to make an operational validation. And a comparison was run between the Géogauge® apparatus and the the Dynaplaque 2 device, a device commonly used in France. The main results concerns the use conditions of the Géogauge®, the tests results analysis and correlations proposed for the two used apparatus in relation with the level of soil deformations
Ndiaye, Massamba. "Contribution à l'étude de sols latéritiques du Sénégal et du Brésil." Phd thesis, Université Paris-Est, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00977354.
Full textMengue, Emmanuel. "Évaluation du comportement mécanique d’un sol latéritique traité au ciment pour des applications routières." Thesis, Lille 1, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LIL10050/document.
Full textUntil recently, in many tropical and subtropical regions, lateritic gravels have been used in geotechnical highway, like for example in the road foundations. With the increase of needs, the recent consideration of environmental constraints and the unavailability of lateritic gravels with good mechanical properties, the promotion of materials whose use is not widespread for various technical or historical reasons is encouraged. In Sub-saharan Africa, the valorization of local natural marginal materials particularly the fine grained lateritic soils, in road construction purposes is strongly encouraged where a better utilization of resources might help insure sustainable development in a particular socio-economic context.This thesis presents a study of the mechanical behavior of a cement treated fine grained lateritic soil for a valorization in road construction. It constains five parts:The first part concerns a literature review of work on lateritic soils. It also presents the work completed on soils treated with cement.The second part is devoted to the description of the materials studied. After the presentation of physical, chemical and mineralogical characterizations of these materials, we present the parameters of the study. At the end, mineralogical and microstructural characterization of cement treated lateritic at different dosages is presented.The third part presents the experimental results of a study of one-dimensional consolidation of lateritic soil before and after treatment with cement at different dosages. The verification of the processability of the soil, as well as the determination of intrinsic characteristics and compaction of the cement treated lateritic are also illustrated in this section.The fourth part shows the experimental results of the mechanical strength of the lateritic soil before and after treatment with cement. The discussion about bearing capacity, the compressive and tensile strength and the rupture and shear strengths constitutes the major concern of this part.Finally, the fifth part presents a numerical and economic analysis of the design of a road foundation of lateritic soil treated with cement at different dosages. The influence of soil treatment on the thickness of the road foundation is examined, as well as the economic cost of the road foundation
Wang, Dongxing. "Solidification et valorisation de sédiments du port de Dunkerque en travaux routiers." Thesis, Lille 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LIL10086/document.
Full textNearly 50 millions m3 of sediments are dredged each year from rivers and ports in France. The traditional solution such as land deposit and ocean dumping to manage dredged sediments is increasingly restricted. The use of sediments in the field of construction can not only solve problems related to sediments, but also provide a new source of construction materials. The present work focuses on a proposed solution for use of marine sediment in roadbed layer by the respect of a general methodology. After identifying the characteristics of raw sediments, the evaluation of marine sediments by cement and lime in roadbed is assessed in terms of bearing capacity and mechanical performance. The effect of cement and lime on soil compaction, strength, swelling, durability and le change in mineral phases is studied. Fly ash can be used for the valorization of sediments because of its pozzolanic property. For treated sediments, the addition of fly ash induces certainly the change in mechanical and chemical properties, which are evaluated by the compaction tests, the bearing capacity tests, the compressive and tensile strength tests, the freezing-thawing cycle tests, the immersion in water tests and the XRD and DTA/TGA tests. The potential of the proposed formulations treated with fly ash was evaluated for the potential use in road engineering. Finally, the supplementary mechanical study on raw sediments and lime-treated sediments is presented. The mechanical performance of sediments is evaluated by using the compressibility tests, direct shear tests and triaxial tests