Simple Geotechnical Engineering Supervision Handbook

Author: Lin Zongyuan
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book is divided into 5 parts and 52 chapters. Part 1 covers the basics of geotechnical engineering consulting and supervision, including fundamental concepts, business scope, characteristics, and working basis of geotechnical engineering consulting and supervision; the objects, main work objectives, work methods, and basic principles of geotechnical engineering supervision; and field inspection and monitoring, totaling 6 chapters. Part 2 focuses on the supervision of geotechnical engineering survey, design, and monitoring, with 3 chapters. Part 3 covers the supervision of various geotechnical engineering construction methods, including soil replacement treatment, soil piles, lime soil piles, lime piles, sand piles, dry crushed stone piles, vibroflotation, deep mixing, rammed cement soil piles, low-strength concrete piles, high-pressure jet grouting, grouting, preloading drainage consolidation, dynamic compaction, drilling,,, cast-in-place pipe piles, prefabricated piles, diaphragm walls, sheet pile wall anchoring and soil nails, dewatering engineering, precast pipes, and foundation underpinning construction, totaling 20 chapters. Part 4 discusses the basic content and special requirements of geotechnical engineering supervision for various projects, including building construction, subway and light rail transportation, railways, highways, airports, mines and tunnels, oil and gas pipelines, nuclear power plants, power generation, water conservancy and hydropower, ports, shipyards, land reclamation, underground engineering, slopes and landslides, collapse treatment, bridges and culverts, totaling 16 chapters. Part 5 covers engineering economics and management, including the current total investment structure of construction projects in China and its components, the basic construction procedures in China and the role and content of project feasibility studies, technical and economic analysis of various aspects of geotechnical engineering, geotechnical cost estimates and budgets, and charging principles for various aspects of geotechnical engineering, as well as geotechnical bidding and contracts in China, the 2000 version of the ISO 9000 family standards, construction project management, and the rights and obligations of registered civil engineers (geotechnical), totaling 7 chapters. Appendix includes 19 legal and regulatory documents related to engineering surveys. This book is based on the current national laws, regulations, and technical standards, closely aligning with the content required for the eighth subject of the registered civil engineer (geotechnical) professional examination. It is concise, practical, instructive, reliable, and advanced. This book is an invaluable reference for geotechnical engineers engaged in geotechnical engineering, especially geotechnical engineering supervision, as well as for teaching and research personnel in geotechnical engineering. It is also an essential study material for candidates preparing for the examination.