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Paper presented at the The Twenty-fourth International Ocean and Polar Engineering Conference, June 15–20, 2014
Paper Number: ISOPE-I-14-216
... Abstract Peat is a highly compressible soil. Surfers Paradise has a peat layer with different thickness at different locations. Buildings in the area are using pile foundations to avoid the peat layer. 35 locations in Surfers Paradise have investigated. Peat locations have been determined...
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Paper presented at the The Twentieth International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, June 20–25, 2010
Paper Number: ISOPE-I-10-541
... The soil profile of Kawaguchi site is an earth fill layer rich in gravel from the surface to 2.3m (N=1-2), a peat layer from 2.3m to 6.0m (N=0), and a silty clay layer from 6.0m to 10.0m(N=0). The water level confirmed at SPT was about 1.0m below the ground level. In the soft layers deeper than 4m, the N...