Abstract: Geology and related earth processes are an inherent part of civil engineering design and construction. This paper examines eight specific examples to illustrate how geologic factors can dominate project behavior. The ...

Abstract: A 3.5-km (2.2 mi) section of a road in Georgia developed unexpected transverse bumps within 6 months after construction. The source of the bumps appeared to be expansion within the cement-stabilized base course. Laboratory ...

Abstract: Heaving of pavements and a building foundation became progressively worse on a project at Holloman Air Force Base (AFB), N.M. The cause of the heaving was identified as sulfate attack on recycled concrete used as fill and ...

Abstract: During 2 days in October 1994, 4-month-old concrete on a runway developed extensive spalling along transverse joints. Damage was extensive, limited to transverse joints; was located in trafficked areas only; and developed ...