Allowable Deformations of Gas Mains Adjacent to Deep Excavations

About the Researchers

1. Richard Finno (principal investigator): Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Northwestern University
2. Jill Roboski, Ph.D. Student
3. Michele Calvello, Ph.D. Student
4. Terence Holman, Ph.D. Student
5. Kristin Molnar, MS Student

Project Description(s)

1. Project description

Full-text Articles, Presentations or Reports about the Project (most recent listed first)

March, 2005	"Three-Dimensional Responses of a Tied-Back Excavation through Clay", preprint of article appearing in Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Volume 131, Issue 3, pp. 273-282, March 2005	Richard J. Finno, Jill Roboski
July, 2004	"Ground Movements Caused by Caisson Installation at the Lurie Excavation Project", Geotechnical Engineering for Transportation Projects, M.K. Yegian & E. Kavazanjian, Eds. Special Geotechnical Publication #126, ASCE, July 2004	Jeffrey Hoffman, Jill Roboski, Richard J. Finno
July, 2004	"Sheetpile-induced Vibrations at the Lurie Excavation Project", Geotechnical Engineering for Transportation Projects, M.K. Yegian & E. Kavazanjian, Eds. Special Geotechnical Publication #126, ASCE, July 2004	John Glatt, Jill Roboski, Richard J. Finno
December, 2003	"Analysis of Effects of Deep Braced Excavations on Adjacent Buried Utilities", Final Report	Richard J. Finno, Kristin M. Molnar, Edwin C. Rossow	HTML
December, 2003	"Analysis of Effects of Deep Braced Excavations on Adjacent Buried Utilities", Master of Science Thesis	Kristin Molnar

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