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safipoor rashvanlu Z, ghanbari A, Zakariaee S J. A Study on the Geotechnical Features of South Karaj Alluvium. Journal of Engineering Geology 2011; 5 (1) :1111-1136
URL: http://jeg.khu.ac.ir/article-1-362-en.html
1- , zsafipoor@yahoo.com
2- Tarbiat Moallem University,Iran ,Tehran
3- Geology Dep and research Campus, Islamic Azad University, Iran ,Tehran
Abstract:   (5823 Views)
The ever increasing growth and development of the metropolitan city of Karaj in recent years has placed implementation of basic studies on Alluvium of Karaj Plain on the top of significant priorities of the region’s development projects. Therefore, in the present paper, the alluvium of South Karaj was studied based on relevant numerous geotechnical laboratory and field tests. In this regard, an area from Pol-e Fardis to Serāh-e Andishe with a length of 10 km is selected and the geotechnical engineering features of this area were taken into careful consideration and study. The carried out studies divide South Karaj Alluvium into five independent parts whose engineering description are presented. On the other hand, since the results of most of relevant laboratory and field tests have been collected, some relations for calculating Elasticity Modulus, Soil Inner Friction Angle as well as other geotechnical parameters in South Karaj Alluvium are introduced. Finally, the process of soil classification in South Karaj Alluvium is compared with the same process in other regions of Karaj, and, given the soil engineering features of Southern part of South Karaj Alluvium, some suggestions are presented for optimization and facilitation of future development projects in south Karaj Alluvium. Geotechnical studies.
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Type of Study: Case-Study | Subject: En. Geology
Accepted: 2016/10/5 | Published: 2016/10/5

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