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    Lightweight Alternatives for Embankments on Soft Ground: A Focus on Railway Systems

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    Lightweight material for civil engineering application is primarily used for accelerated roadway and bridge approach construction, settlement mitigation, utility and tunnel abandonment, reduction of static and seismic earth pressures against retained or buried structures (e.g., pipelines, culverts, and tunnels), protection of underground utilities, slope stabilization, and landscaping. Such construction for transportation projects is routine with standardized design and construction methods available in Japan, Norway, the E.U., and the U.S.

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    Lightweight Alternatives for Embankments on Soft Ground: A Focus on Railway Systems

    New search for: Bartlett, Steven F.

    Lightweight material for civil engineering application is primarily used for accelerated roadway and bridge approach construction, settlement mitigation, utility and tunnel abandonment, reduction of static and seismic earth pressures against retained or buried structures (e.g., pipelines, culverts, and tunnels), protection of underground utilities, slope stabilization, and landscaping. Such construction for transportation projects is routine with standardized design and construction methods available in Japan, Norway, the E.U., and the U.S.

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    Lightweight Alternatives for Embankments on Soft Ground: A Focus on Railway Systems

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    Lightweight material for civil engineering application is primarily used for accelerated roadway and bridge approach construction, settlement mitigation, utility and tunnel abandonment, reduction of static and seismic earth pressures against retained or buried structures (e.g., pipelines, culverts, and tunnels), protection of underground utilities, slope stabilization, and landscaping. Such construction for transportation projects is routine with standardized design and construction methods available in Japan, Norway, the E.U., and the U.S.

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    Title:

    Lightweight Alternatives for Embankments on Soft Ground: A Focus on Railway Systems

    Contributors:

    Bartlett, Steven F. (author)

    Published in:

    GeoStrata Magazine Archive ; 22 ; 40-46

    Publication date:

    2021-09-01

    Size:

    72018-01-01 pages

    ISSN:

    2766-9122

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.1061/geosek.0000230

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    Unknown

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