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1. INTRODUCTION
Purpose and scope
General
Construction dewatering
Permanent groundwater control
2. METHODS FOR DEWATERING, PRESSURE RELIEF, AND SEEPAGE CUTOFF
General
Types and sources of seepage
Sumps and ditches
Wellpoint systems
Vertical sand drains
Electro-osmosis
Cutoffs
Summary of groundwater control methods
Selection of dewatering system
3. GEOLOGIC, SOIL, AND GROUNDWATER INVESTIGATIONS
General
Geologic and soil conditions
Groundwater characteristics
Permeability of pervious strats
Power
Surface water
4. DESIGN OF DEWATERING, PRESSURE RELIEF, AND GROUNDWATER CONTROL SYSTEMS
Analysis of groundwater flow
Mathematical and model analysis
Flow-net analysis
Electrical analogy seepage models
Numerical analysis
Wellpoints, wells, and filters
Pumps, headers, and discharge pipes
Factors of safety
Dewatering open excavations
Dewatering shafts and tunnels
Permanent pressure relief systems
Freezing
control of surface water
5. INSTALLATION OF DEWATERING AND GROUND WATER CONTROL SYSTEMS
General
Deep-well systems
Wellpoint systems
Vertical sand drains
Cutoffs
Piezometers
6. OPERATION AND PERFORMANCE CONTROL
General
Operation
control and evaluation of performance
7. CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS
General
Types of specifications
Data to be included in specifications
Measurement and payment
Examples of dewatering specifications
APP
A Reference and Bibiography
B Notations
C Field Pumping Tests
D Examples of design of dewatering nd pressure relief systems
E Transformation of anisotropic soil condition to isotropic soil conditions
F Examples of detailed dewatering specifications
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November 18th, 2007 at 8:30 am
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December 23rd, 2007 at 3:22 am
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i want the the site of manual of dewatering of soil
December 23rd, 2007 at 6:08 am
I WANT TO DOWNLOAD THE LECTURE OF DEWATERING AND GROUNWATER CONTROL
December 23rd, 2007 at 10:00 am
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August 12th, 2008 at 2:27 am
i need to a drainage system for dewatering system during drilling shafts where the G.T at level of 3 m from the G.L and the invert level ranging between 9-15 m from G.L, the encountered material is silty sandy with gravels mixed with some clay, modrately cemented material, dense.
the second line composed of silty clay, the shafts depth in this material ranges about 16.00 m
i need your help to solve this problem so if anyone have a good solution dont hesitate to provide me.
Looking to hearing from you.
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