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Type: Journal article
Title: Use of large-diameter, cast-in situ concrete pipe piles for embankment over soft clay
Author: Liu, H.
Chu, J.
Deng, A.
Citation: Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 2009; 46(8):915-927
Publisher: Natl Research Council Canada
Issue Date: 2009
ISSN: 0008-3674
1208-6010
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Han-Long Liu, Jian Chu, and An Deng
Abstract: A new method of using large-diameter, cast–in situ concrete pipe (PCC) piles for embankments over soft clay is introduced in this paper. This PCC pile method offers a relatively quick and cost-effective way for soil improvement as compared with other existing soil improvement methods. The principles and construction techniques involved in this method are described. Full-scale model tests were conducted to evaluate the quality and performance of piles and the responses of the surrounding soils. Methods that can be used to check the quality of the pipe piles are elaborated. A case study that illustrates the application of this method in a piled embankment over soft clay is presented.
Keywords: cast in situ
embankment
ground improvement
model tests
piles.
Description: Article originally submitted as "Soil improvement using large diameter, cast-in-situ, thin-wall concrete pipe piles"
Rights: NRC Research Press
DOI: 10.1139/T09-032
Published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.1139/t09-032
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