The Pressuremeter and its Marine Applications: Second International Symposium

STP Published: 1986

STP950-EB

The Pressuremeter and its Marine Applications: Second International Symposium

Editor(s): Briaud, Audibert

This volume includes 26 papers on a range of topics relevant to the pressuremeter and its marine applications. The papers are divided into five sections: pressuremeter testing; theory and the pressuremeter; soil properties from pressuremeter data; and pressure-meter and laterally loaded piles.

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Introduction Free

J-L Briaud, JME Audibert

Use of PAM and Pressuremeters in Offshore Foundation Design

F Brucy, P LeTirant

The Push-in Pressuremeter: 5 Years Offshore Experience

S Fyffe, WM Reid, JB Summers

The Development of a Full Displacement Pressuremeter

NJ Withers, LHJ Schaap, CP Dalton

Self-Boring Pressuremeter in Po River Sand

D Bruzzi, V Ghionna, M Jamiolkowski, R Lancellotta, G Manfredini

The Calibration and Use of a High Capacity Pressuremeter to Determine Rock Stiffness

RE Bacciarelli

Field Evaluation of French Self-Boring Pressuremeter Paf 76 in a Soft Deltaic Louisiana Clay

J Canou, MT Tumay

Numerical Analysis of Pressuremeter Tests by the Finite Element Method

FM Lassoudière, FB Zanier

Principal Stresses Derived from Self-Boring Pressuremeter Tests in Soft Clay

J Benoit, GW Clough

Effective Stress Analysis of Soil Response in a Pressuremeter Test

I Juran, JF Beech

A Theoretical Study of Pore Pressure Generation and Dissipation Around the Pressuremeter

FJ Baguelin, RA Frank, R Nahra

Relating Undrained Triaxial and Pressuremeter Stress-Strain Characteristics by Using Multi-Yield Surface Model Parameters

JL Kauschinger

Interpretation of Pressuremeter Tests Using Laboratory Simulated Tests

CR Gangopadhyay, AN Nasr

Expansion of a Cylindrical Cavity in a Very Deformable Medium: A Theoretical Study

M Soulié, B Ladanyi, P Degenne

Analysis of the Unloading of a Pressuremeter in Sand

GT Houlsby, BG Clarke, CP Wroth

Conventional Parameters from Pressuremeter Test Data: Review of Existing Methods

GY Felio, JL Briaud

Determination of Properties of Sand from Self-Boring Pressuremeter Tests

PK Robertson, JMO Hughes

Pressuremeter Standard and Pressuremeter Parameters

J-L Briaud, LM Tucker, CA Makarim

Undrained Strength and Deformation Parameters from Pressuremeter Test Results

WF Anderson, IC Pyrah

Correlations of LLT Pressuremeter, Vane, and Dutch Cone Tests in Bangkok Marine Clay, Thailand

DT Bergado, MA Khaleque

Proposed Method for Application of Pressuremeter Test Results to Designing of Offshore Foundations

J-P Bécue, F Brucy, P Le Tirant

Pressuremeter and Deep Foundation Design

J-L Briaud

Settlement Prediction Using the Pressuremeter

RG Lukas

Analysis and Verification of Louisiana Pile Foundation Design Based on Pressuremeter Results

RR Davidson, DG Bodine

Design of Laterally Loaded Piles Using the Pressuremeter

PK Robertson, JMO Hughes, RG Campanella, P Brown, S McKeown

Application of Pressuremeter Testing to Assess Lateral Pile Response in Clays

S Kay, DV Griffiths, HJ Kolk

Side Friction Mobilization Rates for Laterally Loaded Piles from the Pressuremeter

TD Smith, R Slyh

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Developed by Committee: D18

Pages: 508

DOI: 10.1520/STP950-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4957-1

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0454-9