Soil Liquefaction and Engineering Perspective
The process known as soil liquefaction occurs when a block of soil suddenly behaves more like a liquid than a solid. The most common scenario for liquefaction is when an applied force, such as...
Structural loads, structural analysis and structural design are simply explained with the worked example for easiness of understanding. Element designs with notes and discussions have added to get comprehensive knowledge. Also, construction materials, shoring system design, water retaining structures, crack width calculations, etc. have discussed in addition to other aspects.
The process known as soil liquefaction occurs when a block of soil suddenly behaves more like a liquid than a solid. The most common scenario for liquefaction is when an applied force, such as...
Shotcrete is a material that is used in the construction industry. It is a mixture of concrete and aggregate that is sprayed onto surfaces. Shotcrete can be applied to any surface, but it’s most...
Mainly there are three types of rocks namely, igneous rock, sedimentary rock, and metamorphic rock. Rock or the bedrock is very important in civil and structural engineering designs. Even for a shallow foundation if...
Soil stabilization is a technique used to improve the condition of the ground to have a higher bearing capacity by modifying the engineering properties of soil. Soil stabilization methods adopted in the construction industry...
Consolidation settlement is a different kind of settlement that we experience when compared to the other type of settlement of foundations. Mainly, there are two types of settlements. Immediate Settlement Time dependant settlement which...
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