X-ray computed tomography imaging of the microstructure of sand particles subjected to high pressure one-dimensional compression

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This paper presents the results of X-ray CT imaging of the microstructure of sand particles subjected to high pressure one-dimensional compression leading to particle crushing. A high resolution X-ray CT machine capable of in situ imaging was employed to capture images of the whole volume of a sand sample subjected to compressive stresses up to 79.3 MPa. Images of the whole sample obtained at different load stages were analysed using a commercial image processing software (Avizo) to reveal various microstructural properties, such as pore and particle volume distributions, spatial distribution of void ratios, relative breakage, and anisotropy of particles.

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Al Mahbub, A., & Haque, A. (2016). X-ray computed tomography imaging of the microstructure of sand particles subjected to high pressure one-dimensional compression. Materials, 9(11). https://doi.org/10.3390/ma9110890

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