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Yukun Ji,Guoqing Zhou,Matthew R. Hall,Veerle Vandeginste,Xiaodong Zhao 대한토목학회 2022 KSCE JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Vol.26 No.4
Frost heave induced ground surface uplift can have a destructive impact on infrastructures when freezing methods are used for underground construction. The complexity of overburden pressure and the coupled heat and mass transport interaction and their relation to different water flow rates make frost heave modelling an interesting but challenging task. A frost heave model describing phase transition and multiphase interactions (liquid-crystal-soil matrix) is presented in this paper and used to investigate the kinetic growth of the ice lens. By introducing water activity determined growth rate of ice crystals, the micro- and meso-physical mechanisms underlying ice lens growth involve ice crystal nucleation, crystallization, phase transition, and water migration in the frozen fringe are explored. This work indicates that the frozen fringe thickness, the ice crystals growth and the cryogenic-suction in the frozen fringe are particularly significant in determining the ice lens growth kinetics (frost heave) under different overburden pressures. The variation in ice lens growth under various overburden pressures appears to be controlled by the water flow path, cryogenic-suction, and permeability of the frozen fringe. This research reveals the kinetic growth of the ice lens, and helps to evaluate and mitigate geological hazards when artificial ground freezing is applied.