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    Slope Stability

    Highly saturated area was encountered at the toe while placing engineered controlled fill with a slope of 3:1 to a height of approximately 30 feet. It was noted that the location was a small lake, drained and filled about 50 years ago. According to the observation, the material mainly consists...
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    Flexible Pavement Design Comparison Table

    I would appreciate if someone could help me to find a comparison of the design of life service for a flexible pavement, treating the subgrade with flyash, granular base or full depth asphalt pavement. Pls. let me know if we could find a table in any books or web sites regarding the service...
  3. easaw

    Pseudo-static analysis

    I appreciate if someone could post a jouurnal/or book related to Pseudo Static Analysis. Thanks!
  4. easaw

    Low Hydration to maintain Mass Concrete

    What should be the concrete placement methods to be monitored for a mass concrete having a size of 10m * 10m* 25m ? And also, what type of concrete mix design should be specified as concrete mix so that to maintain low heat of hydration in the mass concrete?
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    Equivalent Length

    How can we transform the computed equivalent length, which is a minor losses to get the total sewer line flow rate?
  6. easaw

    Design ESAL

    I'm working on a rigid pavement design. The only data I have is AADT, which is 10000. How do we design ESAL (W18) with the available data?
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    Concrete Sampling for Compressive Strength

    According to ACI and ASTM new/ revised standards on concrete sampling/ or testing, concrete sampling can be tested by using 4” * 8” cylinders instead of 6” * 12” to find the compressive strength of the concrete. According to my understanding, instead of 6” * 12” with 2 cylinders for 28 days...
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    Concrete Sampling for Compressive Strength

    According to ACI and ASTM new/ revised standards on concrete sampling/ or testing, concrete sampling can be tested by using 4” * 8” cylinders instead of 6” * 12” to find the compressive strength of the concrete. According to my understanding, instead of 6” * 12” with 2 cylinders for 28 days...

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