Use of Industrial Wastes in Geotechnical Engineering

Use of Agro-Industrial Wastes in Solid-State Fermentation Processes

Large amount of wastes is generated every year from the industrial processing of agricultural raw materials. Most of these wastes are used as animal feed or burned as alternative for elimination. However, such wastes usually have a composition rich in sugars, minerals and proteins, and therefore, they should not be considered “wastes” but raw materials for other industrial processes. The presen...

Biological Considerations in Geotechnical Engineering

The understanding of soil behavior during the last 300 years has centered on mechanical principles, geological processes, and later on, mineralogy and the relevance of colloidal chemistry. More recently, research in biology and earth science has enabled important advances in understanding the crucial involvement of microorganisms in the evolution of the earth, their ubiquitous presence in near ...

Engineering and Design INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY AND RELIABILITY METHODS FOR USE IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

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Engineering and Design INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY AND RELIABILITY METHODS FOR USE IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

Desktop GIS for Geotechnical Engineering

A desktop Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Geotechnical Information Management system has recently been developed to assist geo-technical managers, planners through flexible application with all common desktop GIS functionalities and customized tools like Borehole Viewer and Stripchart to relate alignments and cross-sections to a specific location and/or region on the map, and create th...