1989
DOI: 10.1016/0038-092x(89)90058-3
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Study of a kaolinite clay as a liner for solar ponds

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“…In this figure, the A line is an empirical boundary between inorganic clays -low-to-medium plasticity (CL) to high plasticity (CHI -and organic silts and clayslow plasticity (OL) to medium-to-high plasticity (OH) -which lie below it. The location of the B line shows an inorganic clay with extremely high plasticity (Almanza et al, (1989). The clay classifications for the various locations are shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this figure, the A line is an empirical boundary between inorganic clays -low-to-medium plasticity (CL) to high plasticity (CHI -and organic silts and clayslow plasticity (OL) to medium-to-high plasticity (OH) -which lie below it. The location of the B line shows an inorganic clay with extremely high plasticity (Almanza et al, (1989). The clay classifications for the various locations are shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under such circumstances, local clay deposits can be effectively utilized as an alternative for reducing liner costs and simultaneously preventing soil contamination, especially in developing countries [106]. A study by [107] indicated that compacted kaolinite clay had the same order of hydraulic conductivity as membrane liners for its application in large solar ponds. Compacted clay and low-density polyethylene (LDPE) were tested by [108] for their suitability as lining schemes in solar ponds.…”
Section: Solar Pondsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their results revealed that an LDPE film sandwiched between two layers of compacted clay could be utilized effectively as liners for solar ponds. Researchers such as [102,106,107,109,110] indicated that utilization of compacted soils as a substitute for synthetic materials for liner applications in solar ponds could lead to a reduction in the cost of construction and the risk of pollution to the subsoil and groundwater.…”
Section: Solar Pondsmentioning
confidence: 99%