Inner Harbor Navigation Canal Hurricane Surge Protection Barrier A Case Study in Jet Grouting for Seepage Mitigation and Structural Support

Bean, Jeffrey J.; Bonin, Mike; Bolton, Kevin; Geraci, Jeffrey

doi:10.1061/9780784412350.0054

Grouting and Deep Mixing 2012 2012

DOI: 10.1061/9780784412350.0054

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Inner Harbor Navigation Canal Hurricane Surge Protection Barrier A Case Study in Jet Grouting for Seepage Mitigation and Structural Support

Jeffrey J. Bean¹,

Mike Bonin²,

Kevin Bolton³

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Determining the behaviour of jet-grouting elements using a laboratory scale

Sabermahani

Soorani

Sharifi

2022

International Journal of Physical Modelling in Geotechnics

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Jet grouting is a developing technology for soil improvement in most soil types. It offers advantages such as relatively short execution and a high volume of soil rehabilitation. Nonetheless, due to the complexity of this method, related scientific research is ongoing. This study presents a design and fabrication process for equipment capable of constructing soil–cement columns using a high-pressure injection mechanism at the laboratory scale. The columns are constructed using the device in Firouzkouh 161 silica sand. The effect of energy on the diameter of the columns constructed at laboratory scale is evaluated. The behaviour of such columns built using full-scale elements is evaluated using resistance testing on core-sampling specimens. The results showed that an increase in pressure injection leads to logarithmic growth in the diameter of the element. It was found that an increase in pressure had a greater effect on the diameter than an increase in injection duration. The uniaxial compressive strength of the specimens showed a 35% decrease in the horizontal core in comparison with the vertical core. The compressive strength of columns without core sampling was 2.3–2.5 times that of the columns with core sampling.

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Determining the behaviour of jet-grouting elements using a laboratory scale

Sabermahani

Soorani

Sharifi

2022

International Journal of Physical Modelling in Geotechnics

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Inner Harbor Navigation Canal Hurricane Surge Protection Barrier A Case Study in Jet Grouting for Seepage Mitigation and Structural Support

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