Add to ORKGGeotechnical facts are presented relating to the damaging settlements of a building due to gypsum dissolution in the subsoil. Settlement records on the damaged building over a period of 15 months after first disturbances are given in correlation with the ground water pumping volumes from a well located in the neighbourhood in order to attempt a comprehensive interpretation of this case history
The paper concerns a building constructed on the rear scarp of a major lands lip in the London Clay....
Cracks in the masonry walls of a one storeyed villa due to foundation deformations are investigated ...
A number of cases have come to light in Delhi recently where partial or total failure of buildings h...
Two apartment buildings owned by Syracuse University in the Slocum Heights area underwent extensive ...
In the paper is presented a history of the long-term process of deformations and damages to a five-s...
This paper discusses the causes of damage of a broadcasting transmission station suffered from settl...
A structural and ground investigation was carried out on a domestic property at Leigh, Lancashire, E...
This paper is a case study for a governmental building in a site located at Katamia zone (an extensi...
Two case histories of heavy damaging the neighbouring buildings in Sankt-Petersburg during construct...
A one floor building was founded on a deposit of normally consolidated soft clay. It was constructed...
This paper deals with a case history of a structural damage of college buildings lie in a nearly dev...
Cracking and heaving of a Single Storey R.C. Building was initially perceived as settlement. This er...
Although it is a well-known fact that buildings can settle, it is often not known how much settlemen...
The paper deals with three case studies where the foundations of buildings in the coastal areas of S...
The city of Hyderabad is a part of lower Indus Basin with arid-tropical climatic conditions. Geologi...
The paper concerns a building constructed on the rear scarp of a major lands lip in the London Clay....
Cracks in the masonry walls of a one storeyed villa due to foundation deformations are investigated ...
A number of cases have come to light in Delhi recently where partial or total failure of buildings h...
Two apartment buildings owned by Syracuse University in the Slocum Heights area underwent extensive ...
In the paper is presented a history of the long-term process of deformations and damages to a five-s...
This paper discusses the causes of damage of a broadcasting transmission station suffered from settl...
A structural and ground investigation was carried out on a domestic property at Leigh, Lancashire, E...
This paper is a case study for a governmental building in a site located at Katamia zone (an extensi...
Two case histories of heavy damaging the neighbouring buildings in Sankt-Petersburg during construct...
A one floor building was founded on a deposit of normally consolidated soft clay. It was constructed...
This paper deals with a case history of a structural damage of college buildings lie in a nearly dev...
Cracking and heaving of a Single Storey R.C. Building was initially perceived as settlement. This er...
Although it is a well-known fact that buildings can settle, it is often not known how much settlemen...
The paper deals with three case studies where the foundations of buildings in the coastal areas of S...
The city of Hyderabad is a part of lower Indus Basin with arid-tropical climatic conditions. Geologi...
The paper concerns a building constructed on the rear scarp of a major lands lip in the London Clay....
Cracks in the masonry walls of a one storeyed villa due to foundation deformations are investigated ...
A number of cases have come to light in Delhi recently where partial or total failure of buildings h...