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        Nano and Neutron Science Applications for Geomechanics

        Dayakar Penumadu,Amal K. Dutta,Xin Luo,Kenneth G. Thomas 대한토목학회 2009 KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering Vol.13 No.4

        Recent advances in experimental characterization techniques offer unique opportunities to evaluate mechanical properties of geomaterials. In this paper, authors introduce two such techniques that have significant potential to impact geomechanics community. The technique of using Instrumented indentation testing using nano-indenter to evaluate hardness and modulus of individual sand particles is introduced. Use of the measured data from nanoindenter on individual sand grain in modelling its assembly using numerical methods such as the discrete element method (for example PFC-2D) is addressed. Modulus for two silica sands with varying particle shape is presented for the depth of indentation in the range of 100 to 1000 nanometers. Use of neutron science for solving relevant problems to geotechnical engineering is also described in this paper. Neutrons are subatomic particles with no electric charge having duality and interacts with atomic nuclei, while X-ray interacts with electrons. Neutrons thus have significantly higher penetration power for most geo-materials when compared to X-rays and are sensitive to hydrogen. Use of neutrons for solving a new class of problems including non-destructive evaluation of strain at particle level while the assemblage is subjected to target stress conditions, and imaging applications including flow through partially saturated porous medium are presented. Recent advances in experimental characterization techniques offer unique opportunities to evaluate mechanical properties of geomaterials. In this paper, authors introduce two such techniques that have significant potential to impact geomechanics community. The technique of using Instrumented indentation testing using nano-indenter to evaluate hardness and modulus of individual sand particles is introduced. Use of the measured data from nanoindenter on individual sand grain in modelling its assembly using numerical methods such as the discrete element method (for example PFC-2D) is addressed. Modulus for two silica sands with varying particle shape is presented for the depth of indentation in the range of 100 to 1000 nanometers. Use of neutron science for solving relevant problems to geotechnical engineering is also described in this paper. Neutrons are subatomic particles with no electric charge having duality and interacts with atomic nuclei, while X-ray interacts with electrons. Neutrons thus have significantly higher penetration power for most geo-materials when compared to X-rays and are sensitive to hydrogen. Use of neutrons for solving a new class of problems including non-destructive evaluation of strain at particle level while the assemblage is subjected to target stress conditions, and imaging applications including flow through partially saturated porous medium are presented.

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