...: All rights reserved 2024 finite-element modelling ground improvement grouting slopes – stabilisation Soil improvement is widely used across the world for various applications. It can, for example, be used to prevent excessive settlements during construction on soft soils, increase...

... and the DMCs. 31 05 2020 01 03 2021 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 embankments railway tracks slopes – stabilisation Constructing transportation infrastructure such as railways and roads on loose and problematic soils has been always a challenging problem...

..., which is consistent with the observations made by Kazi et al. (2015 , 2016) on Perth sand in their studies. Figure 2. Particle-size distribution of soil ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2019 foundations geotextiles, geomembranes & geogrids slopes – stabilisation...

... on the considered variables are suggested. ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 granular materials land reclamation slopes – stabilisation One of the new techniques developed to compact loose backfills is dynamic compaction, which was termed heavy tamping by Menard and Broise (1975...

..., the erosion was 17–36 mm. An increase in the number of injection points and a reduction in the distances between them reduced the amount of soil erosion. 31 03 2017 23 05 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 slopes – erosion control grouting slopes – stabilisation...

... by adding 5% lime and 25% fly ash to Bangkok clays after 2 weeks of curing. ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 slopes – erosion control slopes – stabilisation waste management & disposal Clays are fine-grained soils with different mineralogical compositions. Based...

..., the effect of prestressed ground anchors on slope stabilisation is studied and discussed using a case study of a marginally stable high slope. The slope considered in this study is located in a rainy region in Fujian Province, southeast China. The slope comprises various and complex geotechnical materials...

.... The pressure gauge is calibrated according to ISO 143904-Ukas (England) (Ukas, 2006). As shown in Figure 2 , the components of the jack are excavation grouting slopes – stabilisation Nailing is a stabilisation system in excavations and slope surfaces. The main reasons for using this system...

..., an investigation on the behaviour of flexible systems anchored to the ground for slope stabilisation by Blanco-Fernandez et al. (2011) and numerical studies of anchored sheet pile wall behaviour constructed in cut and fill conditions by Bilgin (2010) are worth mentioning. Among experimental research...