Advances in X‐ray Tomography for Geomaterials 2006
DOI: 10.1002/9780470612187.ch33
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Hydraulic Properties of Aggregate‐aggregate Contacts

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“…However, much more powerful X-rays provided by synchrotron radiation and microfocus X-ray systems have recently allowed moving a step forward in the analysed domain and going to micrometric scale, narrowing the gap between meso and microstructural techniques , Takahashi et al 2006. Recent applications of these mesostructural techniques in unsaturated soils have been devoted to the monitoring of hydro-chemo-mechanical processes (Comina et al 2008), to the detection of desiccation cracks (Gebrenegus et al 2006;Mukunoki et al 2006), to the visualisation of diffusion/hydration phenomena and to the study of fluid movements (Rolland et al 2003;Rolland et al 2005;Van Geet et al 2005;Rodríguez-Rey et al 2006;Carminati et al 2006;Koliji et al 2006a).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…However, much more powerful X-rays provided by synchrotron radiation and microfocus X-ray systems have recently allowed moving a step forward in the analysed domain and going to micrometric scale, narrowing the gap between meso and microstructural techniques , Takahashi et al 2006. Recent applications of these mesostructural techniques in unsaturated soils have been devoted to the monitoring of hydro-chemo-mechanical processes (Comina et al 2008), to the detection of desiccation cracks (Gebrenegus et al 2006;Mukunoki et al 2006), to the visualisation of diffusion/hydration phenomena and to the study of fluid movements (Rolland et al 2003;Rolland et al 2005;Van Geet et al 2005;Rodríguez-Rey et al 2006;Carminati et al 2006;Koliji et al 2006a).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Previous applications of µCT have been devoted to the monitoring of hydro-chemomechanical processes (Comina et al, 2008), to the detection of dessication cracks (Gerbrenegus et al, 2006;Mukunoki et al, 2006), to the visualisation of diffusion/hydration phenomena, to the study of fluid movements (Rolland et al, 2003;Rolland et al, 2005;Carminati et al, 2006;Koliji et al, 2006) and to the investigation of the microstructure of compacted bentonite based materials (Kozaki et al, 2001, Van Geet et al, 2005and Kawaragi et al, 2009. In this work, µCT was coupled to MIP for further microscopic investigation of a compacted bentonite/sand sample.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%