General Behavior of Braced Excavation in Bukit Timah Granite Residual Soils: a Case Study

W Zhang, ATC Goh

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Abstract


The excavation system performance and ground movement behavior for the cut-and-cover excavation for the Downtown Line 2 Cashew Station in Singapore is presented. The information presented includes ground settlement profiles, wall deflection profiles, strut loads, and ground water monitoring behavior. Construction activities and remedial measures that were undertaken are also presented. Comparisons of the measured wall deflections and the ground surface settlements are also performed against the empirical methods/charts from the literature. It is hoped that this case study will provide useful reference and insights for future projects involving excavation in the Bukit Timah Granite residual soils.


Keywords


braced excavation, Bukit Timah Granite residual soil, wall deflection, ground settlement, strut force, piezometric level

Citation


Zhang, W., Goh, A. (2016). General Behavior of Braced Excavation in Bukit Timah Granite Residual Soils: a Case Study, Vol. 3, Issue 5, p.190-202. doi: 10.4417/IJGCH-03-05-05




DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4417/IJGCH-03-05-05

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