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Geotechnical instrumentation in practice: Purpose, performance and interpretation
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Emerald Publishing Limited
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1680/giip.15159
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978-0-7277-4753-2
Publication date:
1990
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28. The proven usefulness of instrumentation systems on varied dam projects

By
D. J. Knight, MA, FICE
D. J. Knight, MA, FICE
Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners
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D. J. Knight, MA, FICE
Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners
Doi:
https://doi.org/10.1680/giip.15159.0027
  • Published:
    1990

  • Purpose of Dam Instrumentation

  • Foundation Seepage Control Behaviour After First Impounding

  • Construction Stage Stability and Dan Raising

  • Effect of Particular Designs and Construction Techniques

  • Behaviour at Interfaces

  • Long-Term Monitoring

  • Assessment of Performance of Various Types of Instruments Used

  • Conclusions on Usefulness

  • Acknowledgements

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