review of modern technologies of reinforcement and stabilization of soft soils
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Abstract
Subject: description of the current situation in technologies of soil improvement, namely mechanical and hydraulic consolidation of soils and vertical reinforcement of soils for different types of soft soils. Research objectives: demonstration of modern possibilities and approaches to the design and construction of improved soils. Materials and methods: in this paper, we consider such technologies of ground improvement as dynamic compaction, hydraulic consolidation (vertical drain consolidation, Menard vacuum consolidation), vertical reinforcement of soils (CMC - controlled modulus columns). Results: the result of the study is an intuitive representation of the applicability of described technologies for various types of soft soils. Conclusions: the technologies of ground improvement considered in this article are an effective alternative to both pile foundations and soil replacement. To this day, industrial implementation of soil improvement technologies has proved its applicability, efficiency and competitiveness.
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| Authors | ;Romanov Nikita Valer’evich;Racinais Jerome |
| Journal | PsyCh journal |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.22227/1997-0935.2018.4.499-513
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