... STRESS M3 CELLS PFA ASH RETAINING STUDIES CLAYS SWELLING CONSTRUCTION JUNCTIONS FIELD PULVERISED MATERIALS WALLS FULL SCALE LONDON CLAY PRESSURE DISPLACEMENT MOTORWAYS INSTRUMENTATION TESTS FUEL EARTH LONDON SUNBURY CROSS UK Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1,1989,86...

... SELF WEIGHT EXPERIMENTS CEMENT RHPC OPC PORTLAND ORDINARY RAPID HARDENING SWELLING ACCURACY Proc. Instn Cio. Engrs, Part 2,1989,87, June, 255-270 PAPER 9423 STRUCTURAL ENGGRIONUEEPRING Influence of cyclic humidity on time-dependent behaviour of post-tensioned concrete beams J. J. BROOKS...

... Fig. 7. Typical popout 1218 ALKALI-SILICA REACTION: KAMBURU SPILLWAY ticles, but some appeared to be related to gneiss weathered to grade I11 or IV on the scale of BS5930, possibly associated with the swelling of clay minerals within the aggregates. A typical example of a popoutis shown in Fig. 7. 7...

...T WHITAKER; AS WEST © Thomas Telford and ICE 1980 PILES HISTORY GROUND USE FORCES SWELLING DISPLACEMENT FOUNDATIONS LOADS PILING PROBLEMS RAKING SHRINKAGE TREES DESIGN CLAYS SETTLEMENT SOILS BOULDER CLAY BOULDER Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs, Part 1 , 1980, 68, Nov., 819-823...

..., andtherewereonly about 500 rings to do. 195. Another problem associated with the clay was swelling. The shield had been designed to cope with 6 mm swell of the clay as it came off the tail of the shield, with a set of beads provided to cover a further 5 mm of swell. Almost as soon as the drive was started...

... SWELLING PRESSURE FAILURES DEFECTS CLAYS SOILS FACTORS SAFETY FOOTINGS TRAFFIC GILLINGHAM DORSET UK Discussion on Paper No. 6656* Installation of a reinforced-concrete invert in the Gillingham (Dorset) Tunnel on the Southern Region of British Railways bY P. W. Tanner, A.M.I.C.E...

... INFILTRATION WEALD WEALD CLAY CONSOLIDATION SWELLING UK 466 DISCUSSION ON INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE Discussion Mr T. N. C. Bulman said that the Paper was full of information, but he could touch on only a few points. On p. 404 a depth of 59 ft was quoted. Accepting the hypothesis that earthpressure...