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Triaxial Testing

Stress Path Method: Second Edition

More than a decade ago the first writer (1) proposed the stress path method.
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Automated Laboratory Testing

State of the Practice: Geotechnical Testing Laboratory

Laboratory measurements are used to obtain mechanical and physical properties of geotechnical materials for analysis and design.
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Soil Improvement

Standardized Definitions & Laboratory Procedures for Soil-Cement Specimens Applicable to the Wet Method of Deep Mixing

The wet method of deep mixing is an important technology used to construct excavation support systems and improve ground beneath embankments and structures.
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Advances in Monitoring

South Ferry Terminal Instrumentation & Monitoring

Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers (MRCE) and Geocomp Consulting are providing professional engineering services to the Design Build Joint Venture between Schiavone Construction Co., Inc. and Granite Halmar Construction, Inc. (SGH-JV), designing excavation support walls and tunnel underpinning, and providing monitoring of adjacent structures along 1,600 linear feet of the new #1 subway tunnel.
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Cyclic/Dynamic Testing

A practical method for utilization of commercial cyclic testing apparatuses for computation of site response in central Adapazari

We suggest a practical method for estimating strain–modulus–damping relationships for utilization in equivalent-linear site response analyses, so that the necessity for more sophisticated sampling and testing procedures can be justified.
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Bridge Scour

Simplified Method for Estimating Scour at Bridges

Scour at bridges is a major cause of bridge failure in the United States. Current available methods of bridge scour evaluation rely upon two categories of assessment methods.
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Shear Strength

Shear Viscosity of Clays to Compute Viscous Resistance

Soils at critical state are like a visco-plastic fluids, which will flow for applied stresses greater than the critical state (CS) shear strength.
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Geotechnical Innovation

Safety of a Constructed Facility: Geotechnical Aspects

Civil engineers have always given priority to the safety of the facilities they design and help construct.
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Performance Monitoring

Role of Performance Monitoring for Construction of Transportation Facilities in Urban Areas

Construction in an urban environment adds challenges to the already difficult task of constructing on and in soil and rock.
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