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Geotextile Tubes And Their Application To Dewatering, Kevin R. Morgan 2014 Georgia Southern University

Geotextile Tubes And Their Application To Dewatering, Kevin R. Morgan

College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations

Geotextile tubes are a proven cost-effective technology offering speed, efficiency, and minimal impact to the environment for dewatering of sediment or sludge from dredging operations. Common applications include: removal of solids from municipal water and waste water treatment, agricultural remediation, marine dredging operations, construction dewatering, and beach preservation and protection. Geotextile tubes are manufactured in a variety of configurations.

Geotextile tubes are used for a wide variety of environmental applications including dewatering and slurry containment. One of the most important design aspects of the tubes themselves is the ability to be flexible and expand and hold form under high pressure …


Shear Strength Parameters Of Sand Fly Ash Cement Mixtures, Oksana Nikolayevna Spears 2014 University of North Florida

Shear Strength Parameters Of Sand Fly Ash Cement Mixtures, Oksana Nikolayevna Spears

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

According to a 2012 American Coal Ash Association Coal production Survey Report, US coal fired power plants produced more than 109 million tons of waste that year. Approximately half of this waste is the valuable by-product fly ash. There are three classes of fly ash: cementitious class C and non-cementitious classes F and N. Over half of the fly ash produced is used in the geotechnical/construction industries. Most geotechnical soil stabilization studies using fly ash are focused on controlling shrink-swell potential of clays. This study utilized the less desirable class F fly ash to assess the improvement of shear strength …


Why Ricker Wavelets Are Successful In Processing Seismic Data: Towards A Theoretical Explanation, Afshin Gholamy Salehabady 2014 University of Texas at El Paso

Why Ricker Wavelets Are Successful In Processing Seismic Data: Towards A Theoretical Explanation, Afshin Gholamy Salehabady

Open Access Theses & Dissertations

In many engineering applications ranging from engineering seismology to petroleum engineering and civil engineering, processing seismic data plays a key role. In processing seismic data, it turns out to be very efficient to describe the signal's spectrum as a linear combination of Ricker wavelet spectra.

In this Thesis, we provide a possible theoretical explanation for this empirical efficiency. Specifically, signal propagation through several layers is discussed, and it is shown that the Ricker wavelet is the simplest non-trivial solution for the corresponding data processing problem, under the condition that the described properties of the approximation family are satisfied.


Pile-Soil Interaction In Unsaturated Soil Conditions, Megan Hamilton 2014 University of New Hampshire - Main Campus

Pile-Soil Interaction In Unsaturated Soil Conditions, Megan Hamilton

Honors Theses and Capstones

The degree of saturation has been proven to significantly affect geotechnical engineering designs for foundations. The changes in water content will influence the way the soil behaves, including its strength and stiffness parameters. These characteristics were analyzed for a uniform silty sand by developing P-Y curves, which relate lateral loading to lateral deformations. These P-Y curves were input into FB-Multipier, a software developed by the Bridge Software Institute. The software is capable of generating deformations as a result of user-defined loading cases. The results indicated that the middle range of degrees of saturation produced the least amount of deformation. This …


Agenda For The First Meeting Of The Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash 2013 Missouri University of Science and Technology

Agenda For The First Meeting Of The Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Natural Hazard Preparedness And Mitigation In India, T. N. Gupta 2013 BMTPC New Delhi

Natural Hazard Preparedness And Mitigation In India, T. N. Gupta

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Future Path And Suggestions From Various Members, Deepankar Choudhury 2013 IIT Bombay

Future Path And Suggestions From Various Members, Deepankar Choudhury

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Computational Modeling In Geotechnical Eq. Eng., D. K. Paul 2013 IIT Roorkee

Computational Modeling In Geotechnical Eq. Eng., D. K. Paul

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Vijay K. Puri 2013 Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Vijay K. Puri

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Research Cooperation Between Ngi And Iitr (Geotech Eq Eng. Aspects), B. K. Maheshwari 2013 IIT Roorkee

Research Cooperation Between Ngi And Iitr (Geotech Eq Eng. Aspects), B. K. Maheshwari

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Personnel In Geotechnical Earthquake Eng. In India, B. K. Maheshwari 2013 IIT Roorkee

Personnel In Geotechnical Earthquake Eng. In India, B. K. Maheshwari

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Vision 2014-19 Soil Dynamics In India, Amit Prashant 2013 IIT Gandhinagar

Vision 2014-19 Soil Dynamics In India, Amit Prashant

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Short Courses 2014-16, Amit Prashant 2013 IIT Gandhinagar

Short Courses 2014-16, Amit Prashant

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Cooperation Between Ngi & Iit Roorkee, Amir M. Kaynia 2013 Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Cooperation Between Ngi & Iit Roorkee, Amir M. Kaynia

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Technical Activities Of Dr. Gopal Ranjan Related To Soil Dynamics, Gopal Ranjan 2013 COER Roorkee

Technical Activities Of Dr. Gopal Ranjan Related To Soil Dynamics, Gopal Ranjan

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash 2013 Missouri University of Science and Technology

Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Membership Of Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash 2013 Missouri University of Science and Technology

Membership Of Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Minutes For The First Meeting Of The Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash 2013 Missouri University of Science and Technology

Minutes For The First Meeting Of The Forum For Promotion Of Soil Dynamics In India, Shamsher Prakash

Forum for Promotion of Soil Dynamics in India

No abstract provided.


Investigation Of Parameters Influencing Reverse Fault Rupture Propagation To The Ground Surface, Kevin V. Stanton 2013 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Investigation Of Parameters Influencing Reverse Fault Rupture Propagation To The Ground Surface, Kevin V. Stanton

Master's Theses

Surface fault rupture poses a serious threat to infrastructure in many seismically active regions, but knowledge about the factors which control the likelihood of surface displacement is limited. Current probabilistic frameworks rely only on fault mechanism and moment magnitude to predict the probability of rupture to the ground surface. However, recent work has shown that there may be other parameters which also deserve consideration. For example, statistical analyses have demonstrated that variation in near surface material stiffness may significantly affect the probability of surface rupture over reverse faults. In addition, numerical investigations indicate that the rupture history of native soil …


Sodhana Environmental - Final Design Report, Eric Taylor, Corissa Bellis, Cody Perez, Cameron Zeller 2013 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Sodhana Environmental - Final Design Report, Eric Taylor, Corissa Bellis, Cody Perez, Cameron Zeller

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