o: Rapid impact compaction is used in the project below. Read the details, then1. investigate whether rapid impact compaction was a good selection.2. check if the proposed depth of improvement is achievable with rapid impact compaction.3. show if the applied energy per each drop point or primary pass was sufficient to densify thegeomaterial.Case history- Housing Project established in 2013LocationDubai, UAEGeomaterial (0-6 meters)• Medium dense silty sand.SPT N value (11-16)In some areas of the project site, a loose to very loosefine to medium-grained sand layer is encountered atthe depth ranging from approximately 1.0 m to 4.5 mbelow the ground level with SPT N value (4-6).ODepth of groundwater table 1.5 mDepth of improvement4 mPrimary 6*6 m and secondary each 3 m.Compaction patternNumber of passesHammer weightAverage height of dropAverage Number of blowsby one pass at each droplocation1839 tons1.15 msubo

6: Rapid impact compaction is used in the project below. Read the details, then 1. investigate whether rapid impact compaction was a good selection. 2. check if the proposed depth of improvement is achievable with rapid impact compaction. 3. show if the applied energy per each drop point or primary pass was sufficient to densify the geomaterial. Case history- Housing Project established in 2013 Location Dubai, UAE Geomaterial (0-6 meters) Depth of groundwater table Depth of improvement Compaction pattern Number of passes Hammer weight Average height of drop Average Number of blows by one pass at each drop location • Medium dense silty sand. ● SPT N value (11-16) • In some areas of the project site, a loose to very loose fine to medium-grained sand layer is encountered at the depth ranging from approximately 1.0 m to 4.5 m below the ground level with SPT N value (4-6). 1.5 m 4 m Primary 6*6 m and secondary each 3 m. 3 9 tons 1.15 m 18 مطبع

6: Rapid impact compaction is used in the project below. Read the details, then 1. investigate whether rapid impact compaction was a good selection. 2. check if the proposed depth of improvement is achievable with rapid impact compaction. 3. show if the applied energy per each drop point or primary pass was sufficient to densify the geomaterial. Case history- Housing Project established in 2013 Location Dubai, UAE Geomaterial (0-6 meters) Depth of groundwater table Depth of improvement Compaction pattern Number of passes Hammer weight Average height of drop Average Number of blows by one pass at each drop location • Medium dense silty sand. ● SPT N value (11-16) • In some areas of the project site, a loose to very loose fine to medium-grained sand layer is encountered at the depth ranging from approximately 1.0 m to 4.5 m below the ground level with SPT N value (4-6). 1.5 m 4 m Primary 6*6 m and secondary each 3 m. 3 9 tons 1.15 m 18 مطبع

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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