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Evaluation of Wick Drain Stabilization of Approach Fill Foundation (Bullitt County)
The purpose of the study was to document construction procedures and evaluate the effectiveness of prefabricated wick drains for dewatering and stabilizing an approach fill foundation. Construction was observed and photologged. Foundation pore pressure was monitored with pneumatic piezometers. Settlement of the entire structure was monitored by use of control points on the retaining wall and pavement. Construction procedures were acceptable. Wick drains have functioned as expected and the approach fill has been stable for approximately four years since construction.
Evaluation of Wick Drain Stabilization of Approach Fill Foundation (Bullitt County)
The purpose of the study was to document construction procedures and evaluate the effectiveness of prefabricated wick drains for dewatering and stabilizing an approach fill foundation. Construction was observed and photologged. Foundation pore pressure was monitored with pneumatic piezometers. Settlement of the entire structure was monitored by use of control points on the retaining wall and pavement. Construction procedures were acceptable. Wick drains have functioned as expected and the approach fill has been stable for approximately four years since construction.
Evaluation of Wick Drain Stabilization of Approach Fill Foundation (Bullitt County)
B. W. Meade (author) / D. L. Allen (author)
1990
27 pages
Report
No indication
English
Soil & Rock Mechanics , Highway Engineering , Bridge foundations , Soil stabilization , Drainage , Clay soils , Embankments , Kentucky , Geotechnical engineering , Railroads , Overpasses , Pore pressure , Soil properties , Settlement(Structural) , Dewatering , Wick drains , Bullitt County(Kentucky) , Interstate 65
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