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Fig 1.

Red mud emissions and comprehensive utilization rate in China in the past decade (incomplete statistics).

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Table 1.

Statistics of red mud modified materials.

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Fig 2.

Schematic diagram of RMBF backfill inverted arch.

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Fig 3.

Sample collection and preparation.

(a) Cement, (b) Steel slag, (c) Slaked lime, (d) EDTA-2Na.

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Table 2.

Compaction test plan.

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Table 3.

Unconfined compressive strength test plan.

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Table 4.

Self-weight stress calculation.

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Table 5.

Triaxial compression test plan for RMBF.

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Fig 4.

Triaxial test process.

(a) Sample Preparation, (b) GDSTTS test system.

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Table 6.

Compaction test results.

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Fig 5.

Compaction test curves.

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Fig 6.

Failure mode of UCS test for MRM (28d, 96% compaction degree).

(a) 5%, (b) 15%, (c) 20%, (d) 30%.

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Fig 7.

Unconfined compressive strength of MRM.

(a) 7d, (b) 28d.

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Fig 8.

The changing trend of unconfined compressive strength of MRM.

(a) 7d, (b) 28d.

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Fig 9.

Unconfined compressive strength of MRM after adding soil stabilizers.

(a) 7d, (b) 28d.

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Fig 10.

The (σ1-σ3)-ε1 curves of RMBF with confining pressure under different ages.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d, (d) 28d-30kPa.

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Fig 11.

The failure mode of triaxial compression test for RMBF.

(a) TA3, (b) TB1, (c) TC2.

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Fig 12.

The changing trend of E and (σ1-σ3)f of RMBF.

(a) E -age, (b) E -confining pressure, (c) (σ1-σ3)f -age, (d) (σ1-σ3)f -confining pressure.

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Fig 13.

The (σ1-σ3)-ε1 curves of URM with confining pressure under different ages.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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Fig 14.

The (σ1-σ3)-ε1 curves of MRM with confining pressure under different ages.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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Fig 15.

The sp-ε1 curves of RMBF.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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Fig 16.

Strengthening stress-strain curve of RMBF.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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Table 7.

Test constants a, b, E0, (σ1-σ3)sult and Rf of Duncan-Chang model for RMBF considering Sp.

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Fig 17.

The “ab line” of RMBF considering Sp.

(a) 7d-30kPa, (b) 7d-60kPa, (c) 7d-90kPa, (d) 14d-30kPa, (e) 14d-60kPa, (f) 14d-90kPa, (g) 28d-30kPa, (h) 28d-60kPa, (i) 28d-90kPa.

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Table 8.

Material constants K and n of Duncan-Chang model for RMBF considering Sp.

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Fig 18.

The “Kn line” of RMBF considering Sp.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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Table 9.

Material constants c and φ of Duncan-Chang model for RMBF considering Sp.

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Fig 19.

Mohr stress circle of RMBF considering Sp.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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Table 10.

Test constant f and material constant D of Duncan-Chang model for RMBF considering Sp.

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Fig 20.

The “Df line” of RMBF considering Sp.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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Table 11.

The material constants G and F of Duncan-Chang model for RMBF.

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Fig 21.

The “GF line” of RMBF.

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Table 12.

List of material constants of Duncan-Chang model for RMBF considering Sp.

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Table 13.

List of fitting equations for material constants.

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Fig 22.

Fitting lines for material constants of Duncan-Chang model for RMBF considering Sp.

(a) K-age, (b) n-age, (c) Rf-age, (d) c-age, (e) φ-age, (f) D-age, (g) G-age, (h) F-age.

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Fig 23.

The (σ1-σ3)-ε1 curves calculated by Duncan-Chang model for RMBF considering Sp.

(a) 7d, (b) 14d, (c) 28d.

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