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The results of field and theoretical studies to determine the degree of hydrophobicity of the inner pipe walls in static and dynamic conditions are reported. The water drops spreading nature in contact with the horizontal and concave surface of different
Orlov Vladimir
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Effects of Subsurface Water Infiltration Systems on Groundwater Table Dynamics in Drained Peat Soils
The effects of subsurface water infiltration systems on groundwater table dynamics are captured in six hydrologically relevant parameters for five sites. Water infiltration systems, if applied correctly, reduce the amplitude in groundwater table fluctuations, most notably by raising water tables during dry periods.
Daniël van de Craats +5 more
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DETERMINING SOIL REACTIONS AND THE VALUE OF DEVIATION FROM A LINEAR TRAJECTORY OF ASYMMETRICAL SOIL THRUST WORKING BODY [PDF]
The construction of underground communications in urban conditions is very difficult due to the large number of existing communications. Thus, it is necessary to change the trajectory of the horizontal well during soil thrust boring. An analytical method
S. Kravets, V. Suponev, S. Balesniy
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Static calculations in the context of sewer pipe sliplining by polymer hose
The growing deterioration and unsatisfactory technical condition of the pipes of water supply and wastewater disposal networks in Russian cities and other inhabited localities, as well as limited (under the conditions of Russian housing and utilities ...
Primin Oleg, Orlov Vladimir
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To investigate the effects of water‐solid ratio, ash ratio, and fly ash to cement ratio (F/C) on the flow, water secretion rate, and compressive strength of controlled low‐strength materials based on urban pipe jacking waste soil. ABSTRACT As a byproduct of urban pipeline network construction, pipe jacking waste soil exhibits characteristics of massive
Jianchen Song +3 more
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Bushfire Impact on Drinking Water Distribution Networks and Investigation Methods: A Review
Abstract Bushfire events can directly and indirectly impact drinking water distribution networks. Water authorities around the world have experienced compromised water supply and quality in the aftermath of recent bushfires, necessitating costly investigation and repair.
Vaughan Mitchell +3 more
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Problem. From the analysis of the technical literature, it was established that among the trenchless technologies for laying underground engineering communications and service pipelines, the technology with the possibility of forming a horizontally ...
Suponyev Vladimir +5 more
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ABSTRACT The current practice of flood loss prediction presents limitations in accurately predicting building flood losses at multiple scales. While whole‐building estimates can more accurately predict high‐level losses (i.e., large groups of buildings), a significant analysis error is revealed with small‐scale (i.e., individual, or small groups of ...
Anna Katya Opel +1 more
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Case Study of Trenchless Technology Around The Globe
Abstract: Trenchless technology is the science of installing, repairing and renewing underground constructions, pipes, and cables that minimize the use of open-cut excavation methods. The use of traditional construction techniques, preferably open-cut construction are being used less because of innovation in trenchless methods. These methods reduce the
Chandan Choudhary +5 more
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This article investigates the calculation method of headrace resistance for pipe jacking in rocky and soil–rock composite strata, and the calculation method is certified to be feasible by examples. ABSTRACT Jacking force is one of the most important parameters in the design and construction of pipe jacking engineering, and cutterhead resistance is an ...
Yulong Cao +7 more
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