Crude oil Effects on Some Engineering Properties of Sandy Alluvial Soil

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Oyediran Ibrahim Adewuyi; Enya Nchewi Ideba

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Journal: International Journal of Mining and Geo-Engineering Year:2021 | Volume:55 | Issue:1 Page(s): 7-10

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Crude oil Effects on Some Engineering Properties of Sandy Alluvial Soil

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Oyediran Ibrahim Adewuyi | Enya Nchewi Ideba | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Alluvial

Compaction

Contamination

Crude oil

Hydraulic conductivity

Specific gravity

Abstract

Sandy Alluvial soils contaminated with Crude oil were investigated with a view to understanding the effects of Crude oil Contamination on their engineering properties. Bulk samples of Alluvial soils compacted in layers were admixed thoroughly with 10% by volume of the contaminant and were cured for 63 days under room temperature in the laboratory and outside in the open to simulate field conditions. Mineralogical and chemical compositions of soils were obtained using X-ray diffraction and X-ray fluorescence analyses, and Specific gravity, Hydraulic conductivity, and Compaction tests were conducted on the soils before and after Contamination. Results show that the soil is silica-rich with SiO2 content of 96. 24g/g. This is corroborated by the high quartz content (96. 62%) observed from the mineralogical composition with minor amounts of kaolinite (6. 04%), and trace amounts of haematite (0. 02%). The addition of Crude oil resulted in an increase in maximum dry density (MDD) with a corresponding decrease in Hydraulic conductivity, optimum moisture content (OMC), and Specific gravity for both laboratory and outside cured samples. Hence, Crude oil Contamination can be said to modify the engineering properties of sandy soils, and the environment of samples’,emplacement also contributed to the alteration pattern observed.

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Oyediran, Ibrahim Adewuyi, & Enya, Nchewi Ideba. (2021). Crude oil Effects on Some Engineering Properties of Sandy Alluvial Soil. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MINING AND GEO-ENGINEERING, 55(1), 7-10. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/987259/en

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Oyediran Ibrahim Adewuyi, Enya Nchewi Ideba. Crude oil Effects on Some Engineering Properties of Sandy Alluvial Soil. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MINING AND GEO-ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2021;55(1):7-10. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/987259/en

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Ibrahim Adewuyi Oyediran, and Nchewi Ideba Enya, “Crude oil Effects on Some Engineering Properties of Sandy Alluvial Soil,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MINING AND GEO-ENGINEERING, vol. 55, no. 1, pp. 7–10, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/987259/en

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