Post by Subrata Das, FIE

Advisory | Infrastructure & Heavy Civil Construction

🚧 Muddy Water: The First Warning Sign of Ground Loss & Increases Subsidance Risk ⬆️ 👉 One Major Risk during hydraulic drilling for bored piles, secant piles, diaphragm walls or micropiles for either slope stabilisation, cutoff walls or ground support works is GROUND SUBSIDENCE CAUSED BY GROUND LOSS. The ground detoriates instead of improving. The process is #️⃣As borings creates a vertical cavity, groundwater in permeable soils or jointed rock may flow into this newly created low-resistance zone. #️⃣When the flow carry fines, a piping mechanism can develop and progressively extend with time. #️⃣The loss of fines increases permeability, and allows even more groundwater flow into the cavity #️⃣The ground is weakened and can subside even with a low trigger not than assumed by the designer based on investigation date and lab test. Share your thoughts 👇 #geologist #geotechnoical #Civil #Engineer #GroundLoss #GroundSubsidence #Piping #GeotechnicalEngineering #SlopeStability #HydraulicDrilling #BoredPiles #SecantPiles #DiaphragmWall #Micropiles #Anchors #SoilNailing #CutoffWall #DamEngineering #TunnelEngineering #UndergroundConstruction #Groundwater #RockEngineering Bauer Foundation Corp. BAUER Group Sany India SANY Group #ConstructionRisk #ConstructionSafety #CivilEngineering #tender #specification NBM&CW - Infrastructure Construction Magazine Construction World Construction LeadersET Infra Kolkata Metro Rail Corporation Druk Green Power Corporation LimitedAssociation of State Dam Safety Officials (ASDSO)International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD) National Dam Safety Authority India Infrastructure Conferences Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Indian Institute of Technology, Madras Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati Central Water Commission International Water Power & Dam Construction FIDIC - International Federation of Consulting Engineers Water Resources Department, Bureau of Indian Standards International Society for Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering (ISRM) Video Courtesy : Original Photographer.

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