Quality Assurance In Jet Grouting For A Deep Seated Slab In Amsterdam

Deep Foundations Institute
Thomas Passlick
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Deep Foundations Institute
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

By means of further developed machines and techniques and with growing experiences in jet grouting, the challenge of this building method becomes more and more complex. To keep the concerning risks as low as possible, the requirements on the quality assurance continuously in­crease. The construction of a 37.0m deep seated slab for the Amsterdam metro station Vijzelgracht in marine clay represents such a complex task. This paper summarises the required measures of quality assurance. In particular a new hydraulic measuring device is introduced with which it was possible to detect the column diameter of 2.6m at a depth of 37.0m during the production process and with a very high accuracy.
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APA: Thomas Passlick  (2006)  Quality Assurance In Jet Grouting For A Deep Seated Slab In Amsterdam

MLA: Thomas Passlick Quality Assurance In Jet Grouting For A Deep Seated Slab In Amsterdam. Deep Foundations Institute, 2006.

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