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Geotechnics of high water content materials
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West Conshonocken, PA. : ASTM, 2000
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9780803128552

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Contains papers from a January 1999 symposium held in Memphis, Tennessee. Papers highlight recent developments in the field, with emphasis on construction on marginal lands and dewatering and disposal of high water content waste materials. Various types of high water content materials are discussed,


Table of Contents

R. J. KrizekP. J. FoxP. J. Blommaart and P. The and J. Heemstra and R. TermaatI. R. McDermott and A. D. King and C. M. T. Woodworth-Lynas and P. LefeuvreA. Klein and R. W. SarsbyC. H. Benson and X. WangH. K. Moo-Young and M. J. Gallagher and A. Amadon and J. Polaski and M. WolfeM. Kamon and T. Katsumi and K. WatanabeJ. L. Hanson and T. B. Edil and N. YesillerT. A. Bennert and M. H. Maher and F. Jafari and N. GucunskiI. R. McDermott and S. J. Hurley and A. D. King and S. J. SmythD. Cazaux and G. DidierM. Kawamura and Y. KasaiT. B. Edil and X. WangF. Colleselli and G. Cortellazzo and S. ColaI. R. McDermott and G. C. SillsJ. D. Quiroz and T. F. ZimmieA. N. HusseinT. Mohri and R. Fukagawa and K. Tateyama and K. Mori and N. O. AmbassahA. Bouazza and J. Kodikara and R. ParkerA. H. Aydilek and T. B. Edil and P. J. FoxM. M. Berilgen and I. K. Ozaydin and T. B. EdilA. Abraham and J. E. SankeyD. S. Ramer and M. C. WangY. Shao and E. J. MacariG. Varosio
Overviewp. vii
Fundamentals, Theory, and Modeling
Geotechnics of High Water Content Materialsp. 3
CS4: A Large Strain Consolidation Model for Accreting Soil Layersp. 29
Determination of Effective Stresses and the Compressibility of Soil Using Different Codes of Practice and Soil Models in Finite Element Codesp. 48
Dewatering Structures in High Water Content Materialsp. 64
Problems in Defining the Geotechnical Behaviour of Wastewater Sludgesp. 74
Laboratory Investigations
Hydraulic Conductivity Assessment of Hydraulic Barriers Constructed with Paper Sludgep. 91
Use of Paper Clay as a Barrier for Treatment of Contaminated Ground Waterp. 108
Heavy-Metal Leaching from Cement Stabilized Waste Sludgep. 123
Thermal Properties of High Water Content Materialsp. 137
Use of Dredged Sediments from Newark Harbor for Geotechnical Applicationsp. 152
Development of an Instrumented Settling Column for Use in a Geotechnical Centrifugep. 165
Estimation of the Quantity of Liquid Exuded by a Loaded Sludgy or Pasty Wastep. 181
Methods to Determine the Saturated Surface-Dry Condition of Soilsp. 196
Shear Strength and K[subscript 0] of Peats and Organic Soilsp. 209
Laboratory Testing of Italian Peaty Soilsp. 226
Field Performance
In-Situ Measurement of Small Strain Shear Stiffness of High Water Content Contaminated Dredge Spoilsp. 243
Field Shear Strength Performance of Two Paper Mill Sludge Landfill Coversp. 255
The Behavior of Trial Embankments in Malaysiap. 267
Slurry Dewatering System with Planetary Rotation Chambersp. 279
On the Use of Sand Washing Slimes for Waste Containmentp. 293
Case Histories
Consolidation Characteristics of Wastewater Sludgep. 309
A Case History: Dredging and Disposal of Golden Horn Sedimentsp. 324
Design and Construction of Reinforced Earth Walls on Marginal Landsp. 337
Performance of Roadway Embankment on Lime Wastep. 351
Ground Water Control Associated with Deep Excavationsp. 363
Peat Subsidence Due to Ground Water Movementsp. 375
Indexesp. 387
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