...Ting Yao; Ziwei Cao; Wei Li During land reclamation on the reef islands, large amounts of silt-sized coral soils were created by segregation and degradation. The accumulation of silt-sized coral soils is fairy uncommon while the research on the geotechnical properties of the coral silt is very...

... to a reference isotache. 03 04 2020 19 11 2020 © 2020 Thomas Telford Ltd 2020 compressibility creep ground improvement reclamation For new port developments, land reclamation is often carried out. If the reclaimed fill consists of compressible soils or the in situ soils...

... to represent the strength–time relationship. However, these models generally consider only a certain range of curing ages, offering inaccurate estimates at very early or late age phases. Moreover, the application of cement-treated clay to land reclamation often requires a small cement dosage and high water...

... unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. earthquakes liquefaction microscopy particle-scale behaviour reclamation Sand liquefaction has become an important topic of geotechnical engineering since the 1960s and significant...

...S. C. Chian; Y. Q. Chim; J. W. Wong Cement stabilisation is a well-established technique used in conventional onshore soil improvement works where a large quantity of cement is added to increase the soil's shear strength. However, the application to land reclamation often requires only a low cement...

...L.-A. Yang; T.-S. Tan When dredged clay lumps are used as reclamation fill, large voids exist between the lumps. Thus consolidation of the lumps themselves, and closing up of inter-lump voids, contribute to the overall settlement, making the fill a complicated non-linear medium. Yang et...

...R. G. Robinson; G. R. Dasari; T. S. Tan The disposal of large volumes of clay lumps obtained from underground construction activities and seabed dredging is a problem in a highly built-up environment such as Singapore. The use of such clay lumps for reclamation of land is an environment-friendly...

...L.-A. Yang; T.-S. Tan; S.-A. Tan; C.-F. Leung The need to use a large amount of dredged and excavated materials as fill for land reclamation necessitates an examination of the consolidation of a lumpy fill. Experimental results have shown the existence of two systems of voids in such a fill: inter...

... est analysée et illustrée par quelques cas. © 1994 Thomas Telford Ltd 1994 case history ground improvement grouting reclamation rocks/rock mechanics site investigation Hammond, A. J. & Thorn, M. R. (1994). Gotechnique 44, No. 4, 715-725 A methodology for the investigation and treatment...

...V. Choa This Paper describes the reclamation works at Changi Airport, Singapore, and the associated soil improvement works. Further reclamation work being carried out for future expansion of the airport is also described. Over 2000 ha is being reclaimed using about 200 x 106 m3 of sand...

... control reclamation Ok, J. J., van Ree, C. C. D. F. & Bremmer, C. (1992).Ghotechnique 42, No. 1, 13-21 In situ measurement by chemoprobe of groundwater from in situ sanitation of versatic acid spill J. J. OLIE,* C. C. D. F. VAN REE* and C. BREMMER* A new cone-mounted devicethe chemoprobis presented...

... environmental engineering groundwater pollution migration control reclamation Dean, A. & Barvenik, M. (1992). G&technique 42, No. 1, 33-36 Use of the observational method in the remedial investigation and clean-up of contaminated land A. DEAN* and M. BARVENIKt The observational method of Peck has been...

... into a form more amenable to the appraisal of contaminated sites. KEYWORDS: contaminated land; environmental engineering; pollution migration/control; site investigation; reclamation. Les conseils techniques et les regles de pratique concernant I utilisation nouvelle des emplacements pollub devraient fixer...