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  1. GEVANCOUVER

    Rock Spalling In Tunnels

    Would be interested in hearing from those who have been involved in design and measurement of tunnels with spalling criteria.
  2. GEVANCOUVER

    Rock Spalling In Tunnels

    Actually the question was more general in terms of measurement of the intensity of spalling and depth of spalling. Are you involved in design issues or construction. How do you suggest grouting to prevent spalling or improve ground spalled. Please could you elaborate.
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    Preloading Near Existing Building

    What are the design parameters that should be taken into account for calculating the down-drag forces and lateral effect of fill. One I guess would be the negative skin friction for peat and soft organic silt. What is a typical value for that? For lateral loading, can we assume an equivalent...
  4. GEVANCOUVER

    Rock Spalling In Tunnels

    Anyone familiar with this subject?
  5. GEVANCOUVER

    Preloading Near Existing Building

    DRC1, Hi and thanks. Could you give a reference i.e pwp vs C value. The soft organic silts and silty clayey materials have mc > LL are are very soft to firm. I have also a quastion that why the pwp increases. The water level is almose at ground level and the top 6m of ground is peat. I guess...
  6. GEVANCOUVER

    Preloading Near Existing Building

    Thanks all for the comments. However, please also advise based on my recent message as below: "The house will be founded on timber piles. But the site need to be filled about 1.5m (+settlement) for other reasons. I presume I can call it preloading for engineering assessment of the nearby...
  7. GEVANCOUVER

    Preloading Near Existing Building

    The house will be founded on timber piles. But the site need to be filled about 1.5m (+settlement) for other reasons. I presume I can call it preloading for engineering assessment of the nearby building. After reaching the design grade, only the areas on the driveways will be preloaded to...
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    Preloading Near Existing Building

    I am designing a single family house which requires preloading. The ground is 6m peat folowed by 10m very soft silty clayey deposits. The property line is 1.5m from an existing new building founded on timber piles. Embankment fill toe starts from the property line. How can one calculate the...

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