Abstract
The interaction between soft rocks and water is a frontal project in the field of geotechnical engineering. This study constructs a time-effect model on the interaction between soft rocks and water by experimenting on the interaction and physical-mechanic of soft rocks, such as silty mudstone, argillaceous siltstone, and carbonaceous mudstone, which are sampled from a water supply project in South China. It also investigates the chemical mechanism of softening when soft rocks interact with water. Thus, the study not only builds a foundation for the theme of water–rock interaction but also provides effective guidance for the construction of priority projects.
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