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Triaxial tests are generally conducted to establish the mechanical behaviour of cement-treated clays. Numerical simulations of these tests involve selection of the correct constitutive model, which can capture the key features of the stress–strain response of the geomaterial. However, as cement-treated clays behave differently to untreated clay in its natural state, the classic constitutive models may not give reasonable results and the failure envelope has been found to be non-linear. An attempt was made in this work to simulate the behaviour of cement-treated clays using the Hoek–Brown model and the experimental and numerical simulation results were compared.

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