Geotechnical Engineering of Dams
by Mark Foster, Robin Fell, Patrick Macgregor, David Stapledon, Graeme Bell
Geotechnical Engineering of Dams provides a thorough exploration of geotechnical principles essential for dam design and safety. Drawing on expertise from multiple authors, it covers soil mechanics, site investigations, and risk assessment to support reliable dam construction and maintenance practices in civil engineering.
About This Book
Geotechnical Engineering of Dams offers a detailed examination of the geotechnical aspects involved in dam design, construction, and performance evaluation. Authored by leading experts in the field, the book addresses key challenges in soil and rock mechanics as they relate to dam stability.
The text covers foundational concepts in geotechnical engineering tailored specifically to dams, including site investigation techniques and material properties analysis. It emphasizes practical applications for ensuring long-term dam integrity and safety.
Readers will find valuable guidance on assessing risks associated with dam foundations and embankments. The collaborative work of Mark Foster, Robin Fell, Patrick Macgregor, David Stapledon, and Graeme Bell brings together extensive professional experience in this specialized area.
This resource serves as an indispensable reference for civil engineers, geotechnical specialists, and professionals involved in water resource management and infrastructure development.
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