Search results for: AN EXCESS SETTLEMENTS

• IEEE Access

  Journals

  ISSN: 2169-3536

• Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review

  Journals

  ISSN: 1050-2092

• Journal of Settlements and Spatial Planning

  Journals

  ISSN: 2069-3419 , eISSN: 2248-2199

• Materials Research Express

  Journals

  ISSN: 2053-1591

• Load-settlement characteristics of piles working in a group

  Publication

  • A. Krasiński
  • T. Kusio

  - Year 2017

  Load-settlement characteristic (Q-s) of an axially loaded pile can be empirically determined from a static pile load test or on the basis of calculations using, e.g. transfer functions or numerical methods (FEM). The transfer functions method usually rely on empirical data, i.e. the function parameters are determined on the basis of numerous pile test results. Thus this method takes into account pile installation technology and...

• Journal of International Dispute Settlement

  Journals

  ISSN: 2040-3593 , eISSN: 2040-3585

• Probabilistic analysis of settlements under a pile foundation of a road bridge pylon

  Publication

  • K. Winkelmann
  • K. Żyliński
  • J. Górski

  - SOILS AND FOUNDATIONS - Year 2021

  The paper addresses the reliability change of a road bridge pile foundation due to the unpredictable increase of settlements in time. The analysis is based on the Rędziński Bridge in Wrocław, Poland, its design assumptions, and monitoring results. The bridge foundation rests on a multi-layered subsoil assumed random. The Finite Element model of the subgrade is generated in ZSoil® software. To simplify the probabilistic approach,...

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• Informal Settlements and International Migrants: The city of Rome (Italy) as Case Study

  Publication

  • S. Abbasi
  • C. Lauri

  - Year 2021

  Today, urbanization is happening at an unprecedentedly rapid rate, owing heavily to the influx of migrants. Empirical evidence shows the development of informal settlements in cities as a result of migration, including Rome. Furthermore, information on informal settlements is either insufficient or inadequate, which makes it challenging for architects, urban planners, and policymakers to form viable solutions to deal with the situations...

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• An excess electron binding to the `purple' zwitterion quinonoid

  Publication

  • A. Sawicka
  • P. Skurski
  • J. Simons

  - Chemical Physics Letters - Year 2002

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• Molecular level interpretation of excess infrared spectroscopy

  Publication

  • M. Śmiechowski

  - JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR LIQUIDS - Year 2021

  Infrared (IR) spectroscopy is an invaluable tool in studying intermolecular interactions in solvent mixtures. The deviation of the IR spectrum of a mixture from the spectra of its pure components is a sensitive measure of the non-ideality of solutions and the modulation of intermolecular interactions introduced by mutual influence of the components. Excess IR spectroscopy, based on the established notion of excess thermodynamic...

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