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Rockfill Dams: Review and Statistics

Journal of the Power Division, 1958
This paper reviews present practices. It develops a definition, classification and terminology for such dams and for those using earth in addition to rock fill. It discusses the advantages of deck-type dams; also settlement and economy of rock-fill dams. In its appendix it lists rock-fill dams constructed in the United States and in foreign countries.
John B. Snethlage   +2 more
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Hydraulic Conductivity Of Rockfill

Journal of Hydraulic Research, 1978
Dimensionless equations for the hydraulic conductivity of crushed rock and river gravel have been developed on the basis of approximately 1250 permeameter tests. Experimental data of a number of researches were used in the correlations. Grain sizes varied from .55 to .79 mm and pore Reynolds numbers were in the range of .001 to 20,000.
John A. Mccorquodale   +2 more
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Shear strength of rockfill

International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts, 1981
A practical method for estimating the shear strength of rockfill is developed. The peak drained friction angle π(prime) is found to be closely related to that of rock joints. In both cases the values of π(prime) are dependent on sample size, stress level, surface roughness, and on the uniaxial compression strength of the rock.
Nick Barton, Bjørn Kjærnsli
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Wave Motion in Rockfill

Journal of the Waterways, Harbors and Coastal Engineering Division, 1975
A mathematical model, coupling an external nonlinear wave and the resulting internal flow in a rockfill embankment with an impervious core is presented.
Mohamed S. Nasser, John A. McCorquodale
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Tehri Rockfill Dam

Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, 1975
The 260-m high rockfill dam of the Tehri Project in India is to be placed at a site that has complex geology. The dam foundation will be of highly jointed and sheared phyllitic rocks. The region is also seismically active. The design and construction problems examined are: (1) The location of the dam axis; (2) the dam section; (3) the approach to ...
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Creep of Rockfill

1991
In geotechnical engineering, time-dependent settlement is normally associated with the process of consolidation. In this, settlement behaviour is determined by the rate at which water is able to flow from the voids under a hydraulic gradient, allowing particles to slide into a more compact arrangement.
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Motorway Rockfill Embankments

2019
The construction of Rockfill Embankments, although considered as a process of low difficulty, it presupposes the compliance of the design study with rigorous specifications. In this regard, a meticulous and systematic method of construction is required to ensure the optimum performance of this type of geostructure.
Anastasios Mouratidis, Apostolis Ritsos
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Rockfill Dams

2022
B. N. Asthana, Deepak Khare
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Advances in Rockfill Structures

1991
1 Rockfill Structures: The Present and the Future.- 2 Physical Characterization and Assessment of Rock Durability Through Index Properties.- 3 Rockfill Modelling.- 4 Laboratory Shear Strength Tests and the Stability of Rockfill Slopes.- 5 Laboratory Compression Tests and the Deformation of Rockfill Structures.- 6 Collapse: its Importance, Fundamentals ...
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