Impact Of Environmental Regulations On Pile Foundation Design And Construction Using Diesel Hammers

Deep Foundations Institute
R. D. Short
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Deep Foundations Institute
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4
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

Environmental regulations for noise and air pollution are directly affecting the type of equipment and construction techniques being utilized for pile driving construction using diesel hammers in California and elsewhere. Consequently, the cost of construction is increasing and in some cases, the use of diesel pile hammers has been prohibited. Based on the trend in California and elsewhere in the world, environmental constraints are spreading and becoming more restrictive. The City of Tokyo, Japan, for example has banned the use of diesel hammers. Environmental restrictions on diesel hammers can be satisfied by using modern hammers, clean burning fuels, synthetic lubricants and pre-excavation techniques.
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APA: R. D. Short  (1989)  Impact Of Environmental Regulations On Pile Foundation Design And Construction Using Diesel Hammers

MLA: R. D. Short Impact Of Environmental Regulations On Pile Foundation Design And Construction Using Diesel Hammers. Deep Foundations Institute, 1989.

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