Determinación de la resistencia al corte de una arena limpia mediante ensayo de Dilatómetro Plano (DMT)
Keywords:
Arena Limpia, Dilatómetro Plano, DMT, Resistencia al corteAbstract
El Dilatómetro Plano (DMT) es un equipo de exploración del terreno desarrollado en la década de los 70. Detrás de un principio de funcionamiento extraordinariamente sencillo, que consiste en inflar una membrana hasta alcanzar los 1,1 mm de deformación horizontal, existe la posibilidad de obtener valiosa información de las características del subsuelo su densidad, clasificación y los parámetros de resistencia al corte necesarios para modelar el suelo mediante modelos constitutivos como Hard Soil Model por ejemplo. Se presentan los resultados de un ensayo DMT realizado en una arena limpia. Se obtienen los parámetros de resistencia al corte y se comparan con los resultados obtenidos mediante ensayos de corte directo realizados a la misma arena.
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