Session 22 "Compaction Grouting and Limited Mobility Grouting"

- Organization:
- Deep Foundations Institute
- Pages:
- 10
- File Size:
- 900 KB
- Publication Date:
- Feb 10, 2003
Abstract
The type of soil we had was a silty fine sand. It had been placed by hydraulic methods in 1904 so it was quite clean I would say less than 10% silt the rest of it was very loose sand. That I'm not certain, I've only done it on sandy soils but it would stand to reason that some sort of a number should apply because you are measuring the amount of work that you are doing to it so if the soil is fairly consistent over the site it should be able to generalize from there but I don't know for a fact that it works. Well, verifying to ourselves that this method actually worked because we weren't certain at first when we were doing it so then we would develop the numbers and then check the results.
Citation
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(2003) Session 22 "Compaction Grouting and Limited Mobility Grouting"MLA: Session 22 "Compaction Grouting and Limited Mobility Grouting". Deep Foundations Institute, 2003.