Publisher: NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Pages: 48
Date: APRIL 2007
INTRODUCTION
In the winter of 1988, NYSDOT resident maintenance engineers were asked to send the Geotechnical Engineering Bureau lists of rock slope locations in their areas of responsibility that might conceivably be considered potential rockfall problem sites, screening them by the following criteria (listed it, order of importance.) :
1 . Areas with rockfall histories,
2. Posted rockfall zones,
3 . Obviously unstable rock masses,
4. Overhanging rocks,
5. Highly fractured and jointed oversteepened slopes (those higher than the setback from
the shoulder edge),
6. Areas of ice buildup on slopes,
7. Fallen rock in ditches,
8. New cracks or gaps in the rock,
9. Areas with soil deltas at the toes of rock slopes, and
10. Rock- slabs on slopes inclined toward the roadway.
A total of 1741 sites were identified and then evaluated by geologists from the Geotechnical Engineering Bureau, using an initial rating system based on a procedure originally developed for the Federal Highway Administration (FHAN'A) by Duncan C. Wyllie of the. geotechnical consulting firm of Golder Associates. This procedure was considered state-of-the art at the time, and was included in FHWA's Rock Slopes manual . Although the Department used this system in developing a rock slope ranking, no implementation policy was established. Also, identification of potential rockfall sites is an open-ended process, because sites may be added at any time. NZ'SDOT has now devised a revised system believed to have these three distinct advantages:
It isolates three components of a possible rockfall-vehicle accident as independent factors,
It more objectively addresses the cluestion of how much risk is associated with a falling rock flitting a vehicle, as well as the risk of a vehicle hitting a fallen rock, and
It considers not only risk posed by an existing rock slope, but level of risk remaining after reinediation .
The proposed rating procedure for rock slopes was presented to the Assistant Commissioner and Chief Engineer, approved, and a working draft issued in May 1993.
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Bank and channel protective lining design procedures
Publisher: NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Pages: 72
Date: April 2007
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"Evaluation of Factors Affecting Earth Pressures on Buried Box Culverts."
Autor: Yang, M.
Year: 2000
PhD Thesis, The University of Tennesse, Knoxville.
MECHANICALLY STABILIZED EARTH SYSTEM INSPECTION MANUAL
Publisher: NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Pages: 95
Date: April 2007
PREFACE
The purpose of this manual is to provide New Yorh State Department of Transportation Construction Inspectors with a quick and easy-to-use set of inspection guidelines for the installation of Mechanically Stabilized Earth Systems (MSES) that utilize inextensible metallic reinforcements i. e., reinforcing strips, bar mats or wire mesh. The enclosed check lists are intended to serve as reminders to inspectors of unportant aspects for the successfid construction of MSES.
Prior to using this manual, inspectors should become familiar with the general concepts of MSES. Thus information can be found in Chapters 1, 2 & 3 of the Federal Highway Administration Publication No. FHVVA-N-HI-00-043, titled "Mechanically Stabilized Earth Walls and Reinforced Soil Slopes Design and Construction Guidelines", wl-tich is included as Appendix 1 of tills manual. In addition, it is imperative that Engineers-In-Charge obtain from the Contractor and review copies of the MSES designers/suppliers Construction Manual. The MSES Designerf`Supplier's Construction Manual contains detailed fi ornlation for the construction of a particular MSES and provides the necessary guidance during the construction inspection process .
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I am looking for Nigerian Codes (geotechnical, seismic, building,...) or simply information about civil engineering standards used in Niger Delta region
If anyone has some idea or information, please help me. Thank you.
Practical Hydroinformatics: Computational Intelligence and Technological Developments in Water Applications
Practical Hydroinformatics: Computational Intelligence and Technological Developments in Water Applications
Robert J. Abrahart, Linda M. See, Dimitri P. Solomatine
Publisher: Springer
ISBN: 3540798803 | 2008-12-08
PDF 506 pages 10.49 MB
Hydroinformatics is an emerging subject that is expected to gather speed, momentum and critical mass throughout the forthcoming decades of the 21st century. This book provides a broad account of numerous advances in that field - a rapidly developing discipline covering the application of information and communication technologies, modelling and computational intelligence in aquatic environments. A systematic survey, classified according to the methods used (neural networks, fuzzy logic and evolutionary optimization, in particular) is offered, together with illustrated practical applications for solving various water-related issues. ...
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Hello everyone, this is an important article , can anyone help me ,please.
# Full title: A Comparison of Frame Stability Analysis Methods in ANSI/AISC 360-05
# Author(s): Carter, Charles J. / Geschwindner, Louis F.
# Publisher: AISC engineering journal
# Language: English
# ISSN: 00138029
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1. Torstensson, B.A. (1975) “Pore pressure sounding instrument”. Proceedings of the ASCE Specialty Conference on In Situ Measurement of Soil Properties, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2, 48–54, American Society of Engineers (ASCE).
2. Torstensson, B.A. (1977) “The pore pressure probe”. Norsk jord- og fjellteknisk forbund. Fjellsprengningsteknikk—bergmekanikk—geoteknikk, Oslo, Foredrag, 4.1–34.15, Trondheim, Norway, Tapir.
I am looking for this masonry code book:
Standard Practice for Bracing Masonry Walls Under Construction,
Published by the Mason Contractors Association of America. 2001, 52 pages.
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