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Publications on IGM (intermediate geomaterials) added to site
By Robert Thompson, on June 29th, 2007
I have added a couple of publications to the site that cover intermediate geomaterials, or IGM. The first is a paper Dan and I published from my master’s thesis in 1994 which I presented at the 25th Ohio River Valley Soils Seminar in Lexington, Kentucky.: The second one is a report of axial and lateral load tests for drilled shaft foundations in shale for a bridge in Alabama. The loadtests, analysis, and design recommendations were done as part of a research project on drilled shafts Dan was doing for ALDOT. My thesis work was part of the research project.
I am slowly working on getting as many of our publications on the site as possible. Thank you for your patience!
Thompson, W.R. and Brown, D.A., 1994. “Axial Response of Drilled Shafts in Intermediate Geomaterials in the Southeast,” Recent Advances in Deep Foundations – Proceedings, Ohio River Valley Soils Seminar XXV, Lexington, Kentucky, pp 3-1 – 3-10.
Brown,D.A. and Thompson, W.R., 1994. Drilled Shaft Foundation Testing and Design Recommendations, I-65 over Mulberry Fork of the Warrior River, Blount/Cullman Counties,Alabama,Highway Research Center, Auburn University, Alabama, January, 1994.
Technorati : Bridge Foundations, Deep Foundations, Drilled Shafts, Engineering Research, Foundation Construction, Geotechnical Engineering, Load Test, Test Shaft
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