DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMPACT CONE PENETRATION DEVICE FOR BACKFILL EVALUATION

Author(s)
SELVADURAI, APS BAKHT, B
Abstract

The results of a series of preliminary studies that were conducted to develop a penetration device to be used in the assessment of the in situ condition of backfill materials behind the conduit wall of soil-steel structures and in other buried conduits are described.In particular, the methodologies associated with the design of an impact cone device and the results of a series of preliminary tests conducted on dense sand and loose granular soils are discussed. This paper appears in transportation research record no. 1315, Culverts and pipelines: design, monitoring, evaluation, and repair 1991.

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I 850328 IRRD 9210
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TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD WASHINGTON D.C. USA 0361-1981 SERIAL 1991-01-01 1315 PAG: 38-45 T37

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