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Hi Everyone, This is my first time I have to design lattice girders to act as passive support for supporting openings in soft rock mass, Are there any…Asked 29/02/2008 12:50, updated: 05/06/2013 13:32 by Debasisbarman
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I am trying to design bored piles to stabilise a slope in crabonaceous shale layer. The calculations performed by the method mentioned in US Navy mann…Asked 29/05/2007 10:17, updated: 05/06/2013 13:32 by Debasisbarman
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Hello, Is basalt a rock which is safe. Meaning that if the land is covered with baslt, it means there is no problem with the soil. If this is the case…Asked 14/11/2006 18:32, updated: 12/06/2013 12:43 by Sunnysunny
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Hello friends, I am looking for an information on the "Geo-Engineering Associations" of Europe. There are many "Geological" societies in Europe, howev…Asked 26/10/2006 13:03, updated: 12/06/2013 12:43 by Chesster
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Hi. To investigate the friction between concrete and rock in a project insitu direct shear test was performed which consisted of 3 blocks and each blo…Asked 09/08/2006 10:11, updated: 05/06/2013 13:32 by Alireza Sharifi-Soltani
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As tilted, is that any relationship such as formula to convert the N-value to axial strength of the rock? Thanks for help!!!Asked 25/04/2006 07:03, updated: 05/06/2013 13:32 by Cys2004
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