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Abstract The earliest reports of commercial anchoring into soil to provide lateral support to a vertical excavated face date from 1958, when Bauer grouted bars into a heavy alluvium for an excavation in Cologne. Since this date there has been a startling increase in the use of anchorages throughout the world, and millions of soil anchorages have been installed. These range from bars of a few tonnes capacity in soil reinforcement, to prestressed tendons of several hundred tonnes to provide lateral restraint to deep excavations and unstable natural slopes.
Abstract The earliest reports of commercial anchoring into soil to provide lateral support to a vertical excavated face date from 1958, when Bauer grouted bars into a heavy alluvium for an excavation in Cologne. Since this date there has been a startling increase in the use of anchorages throughout the world, and millions of soil anchorages have been installed. These range from bars of a few tonnes capacity in soil reinforcement, to prestressed tendons of several hundred tonnes to provide lateral restraint to deep excavations and unstable natural slopes.
Soil anchorages
Littlejohn, G. S. (author)
Underpinning and Retention ; 292-339
1993-01-01
48 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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