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2 Recent Technological Developments In Deep Foundations Without Soil Excavation - Recent Technological Developments In Deep Foundations Without Soil Excavation - Brief Review Of Papers To Session 2
By Bengt H. Fellenius
Session 2, Deep Foundation without Soil Excavation, has attracted no fewer than 22 papers dealing with subjects from soil improvement by grouting, injection, and deep mixing techniques through vibrofl
Jan 1, 1994
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Structure Support on Laterally Swept Piles
By Morgan L. Race, Matthew R. Glisson
"Most driven pile projects have plumbness limits from 0.25 in/ft (21 mm/m) to 0.5 in/ft (42 mm/m) to control bending stresses. For two projects, the project teams performed static load testing to eval
Jan 1, 2017
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Business Benefits Of An Integrated CFA Rig Instrumentation System
By Jason N. Scott
CFA piling is a ?blind? construction process that relies heavily on the rig instrumentation to produce sound piles. If the data measured and recorded during construction can be made available to engi
Jan 1, 2006
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Peribonka Dam In Canada A Showcase Of Advanced Ground Engineering Techniques
By Mazin Adnan
The 80m high dam at the Peribonka river in the Canadian province of Quebec was designed for the generation of 385 MW of hydro electrical power (Fig.1). The complex ground conditions required the e
Jan 1, 2008
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Diaphragm Walls Acting As Anchor Curtains Of Laterally Loaded Structures - Synopsis
By J. Matos e Silva
The paper refers two examples of structures located in seismic areas (Cases 1 and 2). The first one (Case 1) is the Torroal Bridge, located about 100 Km South of Lisbon, in the road Troia-Grandola
Jan 1, 1996
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Session 26 "Groutability and Grout Evaluation"
By Peter Yen
This session consists of five papers. Three involved research on the properties of grout materials, specifically ultrafine cements and polyurethane grouts. Two papers present the development of soil g
Feb 10, 2003
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State Of The Art In Double Rotary Drilling - Experience Gained From Practice
By Markus Schönit
Double rotary drilling combines continuous flight auger drilling with a casing for producing a cast-in-place pile. When producing a pile an outer casing and an auger (hollow auger) rotating inside
Jan 1, 2011
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Mt. Baker Ridge Access Pits And Seattle Bus Tunnel Jet Grouted Piles
By John F. MacDonald
From 19BS thru the present, Guy F. Atkinson Construction Company has been involved in several transportation construction projects in the Seattle area. Two of these contracts, the Mt. Baker Ridge Tunn
Jan 1, 1990
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Design Of Augered Cast In Place (ACIP) Piles - Introduction
By Michael McVay
The use of augered cast-in-place piles has seen tremendous growth under commerical structures in the past twenty years. Problems with vibration, soil densification and/or heave associated with driven
Jan 1, 1997
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Cement-Bentonite Slurry Cut Off Wall Maxent Lagoon Levee Rehabilitation Orleans Parish, Louisiana - Summary
By Edmund J. Cardoza
The paper describes the design, construction and quality control aspects of the installation of a cement-bentonite (CB) cut off wall to impede seepage through a flood control dike. Special emphasis is
Jan 1, 1992
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Innovative Design At Lake Lenexa
By Jacques Moraille
The public is asking for more aesthetic designs if they can be proven cost-effective at providing an appealing element to new dams. Lake Lenexa was designed and built around the idea of providing for
Jan 1, 2009
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Operator Independent Installation Of Lime Cement (L/C) Columns
By Tobias Hansson
The quality of Lime Cement (L/C) columns is to a great extent dependent on the installation procedure. At a site in the south of Sweden, the client reported problems with the installed columns. To eva
Jan 1, 2000
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Deterministic Analysis for Liquefaction and its Mitigation by Suitable Foundation Type in Bangladesh
By Arpit Parikh
"Ground Water or Pore water pressure development in Sandy Soil formation is Critical situation in foundation analysis and design.Moreover it become severe while associated with higher liquefaction pro
Jan 1, 2017
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Interlocking H-Sections For Cofferdams Resist High Pressure
By Marc Dondelinger
Interlocking H sections with deep webs and high section modulus are being used for cofferdams and shore enclosures where pressures are excessive. The H sections can be as much as a meter deep; they ca
Jan 1, 1985
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Approach Wall Foundations Olmsted Locks And Dam Project ? Summary
By Jeffrey A. Schaefer
The Olmsted Locks and Dam project is located on the Ohio River approximately 16.5 miles upstream of its confluence with the Mississippi River. It consists of twin 1200 ft. locks with floating and fixe
Jan 1, 2001
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Non-Destructive Testing Methods For Drilled Shaft And Acip Piles
By George Piscsalko
There are numerous methods currently available to assess the integrity of drilled shaft and ACIP piles. Each method has its advantages and limitations. This paper will compare the various available me
Jan 1, 2011
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Ground Support for Shafts and Underground Construction Using Artificial Ground Freezing – Sophia Spoortunnel Rotterdam (Nl) – Cern Geneva (CH) – Leipzig (DE) – Berlin (DE)
By Helmut Hass, Marco Ziller
"Abstract: 1 Sophia Spoortunnel Marco Ziller, Trevi S.p.A.:For the construction of 14 cross passages connecting the twin tunnels of the Sophiaspoortunnel the Artificial Ground Freezing technique was a
Jan 1, 2014
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Staged Construction of an Interstate I69 Embankment: Coupled Hydromechanical Numerical Simulation
By Malek Smadi, Yazen A. Khasawneh
"New embankments were constructed mostly on soft clays as part of interstate I69 extension in southern Indiana. The embankments serve as bridge abutments and as part of the fill sections along the int
Jan 1, 2017
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Design Of Pile Foundations For The Sand Creek Byway, Sandpoint, Idaho
By Dean E. Harris
The realignment of U.S. Highway 95 in Sandpoint, Idaho, is being designed on a site underlain by glaciolacustrine soil that includes very thick deposits of soft, sensitive clay to estimated depths of
Jan 1, 2003
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Innovative Methods for Underground Parking in Central Cities
By Qi Wang, Zengzhu Kang, Jianguo Liu, Guanglei Liu
"Due to the increase of automotive vehicles, available parking spaces become a new type of limited resource in central cities of China, especially in those old districts without visionary urban planni
Jan 1, 2017