Titlebook: Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering Handbook; R. Kerry Rowe Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 Drainage.Management.See.St

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Rita Kundu,Rajiv Narula,Susmita Mukherjeeuction and that drainage and consolidation start only after the end of construction. This approach has been widely used and has generally performed well for conventional design situations. However, observations during construction have shown that while this approach may often provide reasonable desi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-91509-5properties and the tests used for their determination are briefly described. Correlations are provided for: (1) hydraulic conductivity, (2) at rest stress state, (3) compressibility and consolidation, (4) swelling and shrinkage, (5) shear strength and (6) dynamic properties. References are given to the sources of all correlations presented.

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Creating Attractions and Tolerating Inequitynt of the conditions at the site and the selection of an appropriate groundwater control system is essential to the successful completion of the project. This chapter will describe procedures that can be of assistance in the assessment, selection, design, installation, operation and removal of groundwater control systems.

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D. W. Mackay,P. J. Holmes,C. J. Redshawtive designs, including performance prediction; and (c) economic evaluation of the alternative designs. In a broader sense, pavement design is a major part of pavement management, which itself is a part of infrastructure or asset management (Haas .. 1994; Hudson et al. 1997).

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