Collection Developments in geotechnical engineering
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This text interdisciplinary and is restricted in scope to a discussion of the importance of clay in engineering geology. It is primarily addressed to geologists and mineralogists and to those civil engineers who are concerned with the geotechnic[...]
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Proceedings of the Chinese-Swiss workshop on dynamic soil-structure interaction (14-18 July 1997; Tsinghua University, Beijing, China), Auteur ; Chuhan Zhang, Directeur de publication | Amsterdam : Elsevier | Developments in geotechnical engineering | 1998Dynamic soil-structure interaction is one of the major topics in earthquake engineering and soil dynamics since it is closely related to the safety evaluation of many important engineering projects, such as nuclear power plants, to resist ear[...]
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Zaruba, Quido, Auteur ; Mencl, Vojtech, Auteur ; Zarubova, Helena, Auteur | Amsterdam : Elsevier | Developments in geotechnical engineering | 1982
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Granular and cohesive materials, such as coal, ores, sans, cement, kaolin, foodstuffs and fodder, metalic and non-metallic powders, etc. are produced, handled, stored, pressed and otherwise used in many branches of manufacture, and in the buildi[...]
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Voight, Barry, Éditeur scientifique | Amsterdam : Elsevier | Developments in geotechnical engineering | 1978Rockslides and avalanches is a unique 2 volume work which brings together for the first time the full scope of geological and geotechnical studies on the major mass movement events of the western hemisphere, described in detail and interpreted[...]
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Voight, Barry, Éditeur scientifique | Amsterdam : Elsevier | Developments in geotechnical engineering | 1979This is the second book of a unique 2-volume work which brings together, for the first time, the full scope of geological and geotechnical studies on the major rockslides and avalanches that have occurred in the western hemisphere, described in [...]
