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Concept of Bases for Jet Soil Stabilization

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Basic concepts are proposed for physical bases of jet soil stabilization, and for conditions of equivalent and rational replacement. Relationships are given for determination of the radius of the soil-concrete column, and the volumes of settling soil and replacement grout, as well as the strength of the soil-concrete material. The conclusion that all processes of jet geotechnology submit to analysis, optimization, and refinement on the basis of engineering science is substantiated.

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Zege, S.O., Broid, I.I. Concept of Bases for Jet Soil Stabilization. Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering 41, 55–59 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:SMAF.0000030894.49832.b8

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