Pumping Test to Determine Permeability Ratio

Mansur, C. I.; Dietrich, Rudy J.

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“…This involves the analysis of core and spoil samples taken from the grouted structures, ensuring that the edges are precisely trimmed for accurate measurement [40]. Various methods, including the pumping test [41,42], the Tricon flexible wall triaxial cell permeameter [40,43,44], and the falling head permeameter [45], offer different approaches to measuring permeability based on the specific requirements of the project and the environmental considerations involved.…”

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A Comprehensive Review of Sustainable Assessment and Innovation in Jet Grouting Technologies

Inazumi,

Shakya

2024

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This paper undertakes a comprehensive review to underscore the central role of sustainability in the evaluation and innovation of jet grouting technologies. It meticulously traces the evolution of evaluation methodologies, emphasizing the imperative of sustainable practices throughout history. Traditional evaluation paradigms are examined alongside contemporary trends, with a particular focus on sustainability metrics and visualization techniques. Through an examination of innovative jet grouting technologies, this paper illustrates how sustainability principles have driven advancements aimed at improving the efficiency and environmental impact of jet grouting methods. Central to this review is an assessment of sustainability across multiple dimensions, including method applicability, installation and operational compatibility, and the performance of the resulting jet grouted piles. By emphasizing sustainability considerations, the paper highlights the intrinsic link between environmental integrity and technological innovation in the field of jet grouting. In addition, it discusses analytical evaluation methods designed to proactively address sustainability concerns prior to construction, thereby promoting a more environmentally responsible approach. Finally, this paper presents a pioneering evaluation framework that integrates real-time monitoring and visualization tools, allowing stakeholders to track sustainability milestones throughout the construction process. By emphasizing sustainability as a guiding principle, this review advocates for a paradigm shift toward more ecologically sound and resilient jet grouting practices.

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Section: Permeability Testingmentioning

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A Comprehensive Review of Sustainable Assessment and Innovation in Jet Grouting Technologies

Inazumi,

Shakya

2024

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“…This involves the analysis of core and spoil samples taken from the grouted structures, ensuring that the edges are precisely trimmed for accurate measurement [40]. Various methods, including the pumping test [41,42], the Tricon flexible wall triaxial cell permeameter [40,43,44], and the falling head permeameter [45], offer different approaches to measuring permeability depending on the specific requirements of the project and the environmental considerations involved. A pump test is a field test that is ideal for measuring permeability below the water table.…”

Section: Permeability Testingmentioning

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A Comprehensive Review of Sustainable Assessment and Innovation in Jet Grouting Technologies

Inazumi,

Shakya

2024

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This paper undertakes a comprehensive review to underscore the central role of sustainability in the evaluation and innovation of jet grouting technologies. It meticulously traces the evolution of evaluation methodologies, emphasizing the imperative of sustainable practices throughout history. Traditional evaluation paradigms are examined alongside contemporary trends, with a particular focus on sustainability metrics and visualization techniques. Through an examination of innovative jet grouting technologies, this paper illustrates how sustainability principles have driven advances aimed at improving the efficiency and environmental impact of jet grouting methods. Central to this review is an assessment of sustainability across multiple dimensions, including method applicability, installation and operational compatibility, and the performance of the resulting jet grouted piles. By emphasizing sustainability considerations, the paper highlights the intrinsic link between environmental integrity and technological innovation in the field of jet grouting. In addition, it discusses analytical evaluation methods designed to proactively address sustainability concerns prior to construction, thereby promoting a more environmentally responsible approach. Finally, this paper presents a pioneering evaluation framework that integrates real-time monitoring and visualization tools, allowing stakeholders to track sustainability milestones throughout the construction process. By emphasizing sustainability as a guiding principle, this review advocates for a paradigm shift toward more ecologically sound and resilient jet grouting practices.

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“…Two field techniques for determining Kh/Kv that were investigated include (1) a direct estimate of the average Kh and Kv for the aquifer, based on the horizontal and vertical extent of movement of the zone of degraded water produced by percolation from the city of Barstow sewage-treatment plant and (2) an aquifer test on a partially penetrating well using the techniques of Weeks (1969) or Mansur and Dietrich (1965).…”

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“…By pumping a well perforated in the lower part of an aquifer and monitoring head changes in shallow observation wells, Weeks (1969) and Mansur and Dietrich (1965) were able to calculate the ratio Kh/Kv in shallow glacial outwash and alluvial aquifers. A similar aquifer test was undertaken in this study to provide a basis for evaluating the results of the previous technique, but instead of pumping from the aquifer, a 2-in.-diameter well was used to inject water in an interval 95-100 ft below the water table.…”

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Application of digital profile modeling techniques to ground-water solute transport at Barstow, California

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Pumping Test to Determine Permeability Ratio

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A Comprehensive Review of Sustainable Assessment and Innovation in Jet Grouting Technologies

A Comprehensive Review of Sustainable Assessment and Innovation in Jet Grouting Technologies

A Comprehensive Review of Sustainable Assessment and Innovation in Jet Grouting Technologies

Application of digital profile modeling techniques to ground-water solute transport at Barstow, California

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