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Geological engineering studies of uralian eluvial soils for waterside construction purposes

Investigations géotechniques sur des sols éluviaux de l'oural pour des constructions hydrotechniques

  • IAEG Symposium “Engineering Geological Problems in Hydrotechnical Contruction”, Tbilisi (USSR), 12–19 September 1979
  • Experience in Site Investigation for Dam Construction in Folded Areas Communications
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Summary

The complex investigations of Uralian eluvial soils that have been carried out have made it possible to subdivide some weathering profiles into separate zones with due regard for the composition, structure and properties of the soils to reveal their major changes in the zones, and also to establish the identity of the geological and engineering characteristics of the weathering products of the Nevjansk and Kirovograd suites which are widespread over the territory of the Middle Urals.

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Les investigations complexes entreprises sur des sols éluviaux de l'Oural ont permis de subdiviser quelques profils d'altération en zones distinctes, d'après la composition, la structure et les propriétés des sols, pour faire apparaître leurs principaux changements dans les zones, et aussi pour établir l'identité des caractéristiques géologiques et techniques des produits d'altération des séries de Nevjansk et de Kirovograd qui sont largement répandues sur le territoire de l'Oural moyen.

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  1. “UralTISIZ”, Sverdlovsk, USSR

    Syrokomsky Yu. V., Pshenitchnikov K. G. & Podkorytova L. I.

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Syrokomsky, Y.V., Pshenitchnikov, K.G. & Podkorytova, L.I. Geological engineering studies of uralian eluvial soils for waterside construction purposes. Bulletin of the International Association of Engineering Geology 20, 62–65 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02591247

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