File:Sensing systems for measuring mechanical properties in ground masses (IA sensingsystemsfo00unit 0).pdf

Sensing systems for measuring mechanical properties in ground masses   (  )
Author	United States. Federal Highway Administration. Structures and Applied Mechanics Division Soil Systems, Inc Soil Testing Services, Inc Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Civil Engineering CH2M Hill, Inc Woodward-Clyde Consultants
Title	Sensing systems for measuring mechanical properties in ground masses
Publisher	Washington, D.C. : The Division ; Springfield, Va. : Available through NTIS
Description	Cover title Performing organizations: Soil Systems, Inc.--v.1; Soil Testing Services, Inc.--v.2; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil Engineering--v.3; CH2M Hill, Inc.--v.4; Woodward-Clyde Consultants--v.5 Final report October-December 1981; October 1982 Includes bibliographical references v.1. Bore hole shear, earth settlement, and earth penetrometer probes.--v.2. In situ testing with the Menard Pressuremeter.--v.3. Vane shear and cone piezometer.--v.4. Static penetrometer.--v.5. Dutch cone penetrometer tests-case histories Subjects: Tunnels; Soils; Soil penetration test
Language	English
Publication date	1982 publication_date QS:P577,+1982-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Current location	IA Collections: nationaltransportationlibrary; fedlink; americana
Accession number	sensingsystemsfo00unit_0
Notes	No copyright page found.
Authority file	OCLC: 1084815500
Source	Internet Archive identifier: sensingsystemsfo00unit_0 https://archive.org/download/sensingsystemsfo00unit_0/sensingsystemsfo00unit_0.pdf

INFO:Discontinuous soundings were made with a static Dutch cone penetrometer (Goudsche Machinefabriek) fitted with a Begemann side friction sleeve.

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