In Situ Tests
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A specific 2-year program to monitor and test both the vadose zone and the saturated zone, coupled with a numerical analysis, was performed to evaluate the overall performance of slurry wall systems for containment of contaminated areas.... more
Site exploration and estimation of soil attributes are key parts of a geotechnical outline process. Geotechnical engineers must focus the normal qualities and variability of soil properties. In-situ testing is... more
Interpretive software for CPT, CPTu, SCPTu tests (cone penetration test data interpretation, seismic cone data analysis, pile bearing capacity module, shallow foundation settlement module, dissipation test module, assessment of... more
The following work aims to determine the appropriate values by using in situ testing of geomechanical parameters that are useful in practical geotechnical problems. In this case, the parameters related to the Mohr-Coulomb elastoplastic... more
Evaluation of liquefaction potential of soils is one of the important aspects of geotechnical earthquake engineering practice. After the publication of "simplified procedure" in 1971, it has become a widely used method of... more
Rolling Dynamic Compaction (RDC) involves a heavy non-circular module that rotates and falls to impact the ground dynamically; it has a greater depth of influence compared to conventional circular rollers. The depth of influence to which... more
In recent years determining bearing capacity of pi les from in-situ testing data as a complement of static and dynamic analysis has been used by geotec hnical engineers. In this paper, different approach es for estimating the bearing... more
ABSTRACT: Investigations at Treasure Island involving CPT, DMT, SPT and Vs measurements provide a relatively rare opportunity to compare these methods in predicting liquefaction. All the in-situ techniques were relatively consistent in... more
CPT-based simplified methods are the common used approaches to determine the liquefaction hazard and they require cone penetration test with electrical tip. However, in some countries, as Italy, penetrometric tests are carried out with... more