Ground-borne vibrations due to press-in piling operations
Ground-borne vibrations due to press-in piling operations
The press-in-method to study the ground-borne vibrations at press-in piling sites was described. The press-in-method combined the advantages of traditional dynamic piling techniques with the low environmental disturbance associated with bored piles. The method helped in reduction of ground-borne vibrations, which reduced the separation between piling operations and sensitive structures by a factor of 10-50. The separation between the piling operations and public was be decreased by a factor of up to 5, which helped designers to predict the level of disturbance associated with press-in method.
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Rockhill, D.J.
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Bolton, M.D.
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White, D.J.
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September 2003
Rockhill, D.J.
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Bolton, M.D.
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White, D.J.
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Rockhill, D.J., Bolton, M.D. and White, D.J.
(2003)
Ground-borne vibrations due to press-in piling operations.
Newson, T.A.
(ed.)
In BGA International Conference on Foundations, Innovations, Observations, Design and Practice.
Thomas Telford.
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The press-in-method to study the ground-borne vibrations at press-in piling sites was described. The press-in-method combined the advantages of traditional dynamic piling techniques with the low environmental disturbance associated with bored piles. The method helped in reduction of ground-borne vibrations, which reduced the separation between piling operations and sensitive structures by a factor of 10-50. The separation between the piling operations and public was be decreased by a factor of up to 5, which helped designers to predict the level of disturbance associated with press-in method.
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Published date: September 2003
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BGA International Conference on Foundations, Innovations, Observations, Design and Practice, , Dundee, United Kingdom, 2003-09-02 - 2003-09-05
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D.J. Rockhill
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M.D. Bolton
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