Advances in Transportation Geotechnics
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Advances in Transportation Geotechnics

Proceedings of the International Conference held in Nottingham, UK, 25-27 August 2008

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Advances in Transportation Geotechnics

Proceedings of the International Conference held in Nottingham, UK, 25-27 August 2008

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Highways provide the arteries of modern society. The interaction of road, rail and other transport infrastructure with the ground is unusually intimate, and thus needs to be well-understood to provide economic and reliable infrastructure for society. Challenges include not only the design of new infrastructure (often on problematic ground), but inc

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Publisher
CRC Press
Year
2008
eBook ISBN
9781134024810

Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Halftitle Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Table of Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Innovations in design and construction of granular pavements and railways
  8. Unified constitutive modeling for pavement materials with emphasis on creep, rate and interface behavior
  9. Applications of reinforced soil for transport infrastructure
  10. Recent research on railway track sub-base behaviour
  11. The effect of soil viscosity on the behaviour of reinforced embankments
  12. Characterizing the resilient behaviour of treated municipal solid waste bottom ash blends for use in foundations
  13. Rut depth prediction of granular pavements using the repeated load triaxial apparatus and application in New Zealand specifications for granular materials
  14. Assessment of sustainable highway geotechnics
  15. Using pavement trials: Evaluating rutting in forest roads in southern Scotland
  16. Calcined clay aggregate: A feasible alternative for Brazilian road construction
  17. Modulus-based quality management of unbound pavement layers with seismic methods
  18. A design method and performance based specification for UK road foundations
  19. The anti-shakedown effect
  20. Water in coarse granular materials: Resilient and retentive properties
  21. Measurements and modelling of anisotropic elastic behaviour of unbound granular materials
  22.  
  23. Utilization of waste foundry sand as pavement sub-base and fill material
  24. New Danish test method for the light weight deflectometer (LWD)
  25.  
  26. Contact stiffness affecting discrete element modelling of unbound aggregate granular assemblies
  27. NordFoU - Pavement performance models. Part 2: Project level, unbound material
  28. Influence of water content on mechanical behaviour of gravel under moving wheel loads
  29. The evaluation of in-place recycled asphalt concrete as an unbound granular base material
  30. Stress studies for permanent deformation calculations
  31. Equivalence between dry bound macadam and other types of base layers for flexible pavements
  32. Types and amounts of fines affecting aggregate behaviour
  33. Using unbound aggregates resulting from amethyst mining in low volume roads
  34. Rampart roads in the peat lands of Ireland: Genesis, development and current performance
  35. The effect of compaction level on the performance of thin surfaced granular pavements
  36. Laboratory characterization and influence of mineralogy on the performance of treated and untreated granular materials for unpaved roads
  37. Shakedown analysis of road pavement performance
  38. Anisotropy level prediction model of unbound aggregate systems
  39. Utilization of waste foundry sand (WFS) as impermeable layer (drainage blanket) for pavement structures
  40. Installation of optical fibre strain sensors on soil nails used for stabilising a steep highway cut slope
  41. Behaviour of the reinforced cuts in flysch rock mass
  42. Numerical modelling of lateral pile-soil interaction for a row of piles in a frictional soil
  43. New geophysical and geotechnical approaches to characterise under utilised earthworks
  44. Gault Clay embankment slopes on the A14 - Case studies of shallow and deep instability
  45. Performance of a very deep soil nailed wall in the Istanbul subway
  46. Landslide risk factors of geotechnical systems
  47. Landslide investigation of roads in Sochi on the basis of the optimum risk method
  48. Slope stabilization of an embankment on the West Coast Main Line, UK
  49. Some developments in rock slope hazard assessments for road and rail
  50. Centrifuge modelling of slope stabilisation using a discrete pile row
  51. The effect of moisture on the stability of rock slopes: An experimental study on the rock slopes of Khosh Yeylagh Main Road, Iran
  52. Centrifuge modelling of piled embankments
  53. Performance of embankments on soft ground: A1033 Hedon Road Improvement Scheme, UK
  54. The arching mechanism in piled embankments under road and rail infrastructure
  55. FE analysis of the long-term settlement and maintenance of a road on peaty ground
  56. Numerical modelling for life cycle planning of highway embankments on soft foundations
  57. A case study of the long-term settlement and life cycle cost of a road on peaty ground
  58. Pile-supported embankments on soft ground for a high speed railway: Load transfer, distribution and concentration by different construction methods
  59. Geotechnical challenges faced in the construction of the A55 expressway across Anglesey
  60. The effect of subsoil support in plane strain finite element analysis of arching in a piled embankment
  61. Design of reinforced soil structures using fine grained fill types
  62. Back-analysis of a tunnelling case history: A numerical approach
  63. Numerical modelling of the stability of shallow mine workings
  64. Analytical solution of multi-step reinforced soil slopes due to static and seismic loading
  65. Piled foundations for the M25 Motorway near Heathrow Airport
  66. Geotechnical aspects of masonry arch bridges
  67. Reinforced soil structures under the influence of superstructure loads
  68. 6 Effect of climate change and vegetation
  69. Predicting seasonal shrink swell cycles within a clay cutting
  70. Centrifuge modelling of embankments subject to seasonal moisture changes
  71. Construction and monitoring of a test embankment for evaluation of the impacts of climate change on UK transport infrastructure
  72. Field testing and modelling the effects of climate on geotechnical infrastructure - A collaborative approach
  73. Effects of climate change on slopes for transportation infrastructure
  74. Using soft clay modified with cement-agricultural wastes as road construction materials
  75. Time dependant volumetric behaviour of asphalt pavements under heavy loading and high temperature
  76. Quantifying effects of lime stabilized subgrade on conventional flexible pavement responses
  77. The capacity of improved Khon Kaen Loess as a road construction material
  78. Non-stationary temperature regime of the pavements
  79. Contaminated land: Recent research and development for UK Highways Agency
  80. An assessment of the selected reinforcements of motorway pavement subgrade
  81. Digital image based numerical approach for micromechanics of asphalt concrete
  82. Assessment of layer thickness and uniformity in railway embankments with ground penetrating radar
  83. Ballast stressing on a railway track and the behaviour of limestone ballast
  84. Design methodology of slab track systems
  85. Geotechnical aspects of ballasted rail tracks and stabilising underlying soft soil formation
  86. Effect of loading frequency on the settlement of granular layer
  87. Testing the ultimate resistance at the sleeper/ballast interface
  88. Settlement of concrete slab track considering principal stress axis rotation in subgrade
  89. A comparison of trackbed design methodologies: A case study from a heavy haul freight railway
  90. Performance of canted ballasted track during curving of high speed trains
  91. Effects of freezing and thawing processes on the mechanical behavior of silty soils stabilized with fly ash
  92. Relationship between microstructure and hydraulic conductivity in compacted lime-treated soils
  93. Characteristics of soft clay stabilized for construction purposes
  94. Effects of potential deleterious chemical compounds on soil stabilisation
  95. Stability of the solidification process of a lime-treated silt under percolation conditions
  96. Some results of laboratory tests on lime-stabilized soils for high speed railways in Italy
  97. Stabilization of poor soil by paper sludge mixing
  98. 10 Characterisation and recycling of geomaterials
  99. Experimental observations and theoretical predictions of shakedown in soils under wheel loading
  100. The response of ground penetrating radar (GPR) to changes in temperature and moisture condition of pavement materials
  101. Impact of changes in gradation of bases on performance due to pulverization
  102. Evaluation of a tropical soil’s performance in laboratory
  103. Qualifying soils for low volume roads based on soil and pavement mechanics
  104. In-ground stress-strain condition beneath center and edge of vibratory roller compactor
  105. Mechanical properties of paving material of pedestrian friendly pavements using coal ash
  106. Study of suction in unsaturated soils applied to pavement mechanics
  107. Large-scale direct shear testing of geocell reinforced soil
  108. Influence of hydraulicity on resilient modulus and Poisson’s ratio of hydraulic, graded iron and steel slag base-course material
  109. Author Index

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