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does anyone know how to calculate d
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Hi,
A lot depends upon the type of method you may adopt for the stone column construction. If it is a displacement method, then a method based on earth pressure or the cavity expansion method may be suitable. Alternatively, if it is replacement method of construction, then you could look into something like the Japanese method (settlement reduction ratio, etc.).
Regards
A lot depends upon the type of method you may adopt for the stone column construction. If it is a displacement method, then a method based on earth pressure or the cavity expansion method may be suitable. Alternatively, if it is replacement method of construction, then you could look into something like the Japanese method (settlement reduction ratio, etc.).
Regards
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Iam sorry for the delay in the reply. I just missed it.
You could get meaningful references from the paper in Geotechnical Testing Journal:
Title: Effects of Installation Method on Sand Compaction Piles in Clay in the Centirfuge
Volume: 24
Issue: 3
Year: 2001
You could get meaningful references from the paper in Geotechnical Testing Journal:
Title: Effects of Installation Method on Sand Compaction Piles in Clay in the Centirfuge
Volume: 24
Issue: 3
Year: 2001
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