Field instrumentation, monitoring of drilled shafts for landslide stabilization and development of pertinent design method : executive summary report.

Liang, Robert Y.; University of Akron. Department of Civil Engineering

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Field instrumentation, monitoring of drilled shafts for landslide stabilization and development of pertinent design method : executive summary report.

2010-11-01
By Liang, Robert Y.

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Liang, Robert Y.
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University of Akron. Department of Civil Engineering
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Landslides Landslides--Ohio--Prevention Rock Drilling Shafts (Excavations) Slopes (Soil Mechanics)--Ohio--Stability Slope Stability
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FHWA/OH-2010/15
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Ohio
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Executive summary report.
Corporate Publisher:

Ohio. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

The use of a row of spaced drilled shafts to stabilize unstable slopes along the highways offers many advantages compared to other slope stabilization techniques. Some of these advantages may include: (1) various construction techniques are available for installing drilled shafts in almost any type of soil and rock conditions; (2) lateral load test can be performed to verify the lateral load-carrying capacity of the drilled shafts; (3) the use of drilled shafts avoids the need to address the right-of-way issues that may be needed for other types of slope stabilization methods; (4) the drilled shafts offer a reliable and economical solution compared to other slope stabilization methods; and (5) the drilled shafts are typically structurally capable of resisting long-term environmental effects.
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134238
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:536dcf9d16a5bf4628ef012eba555c6d08382e3f35082a403a204f03c23966e4
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