Grouting Technology - U S Army Corps of Engineers - Bog

CONTENTS
Chapter 1. Introduction
Purpose and Scope
Applicability
References
Changes
General Considerations
Terminology
Chapter 2. Purposes and Limitations of Grouting
Purposes
Limitations
Selection of Methods of
Chapter 3. Geologic Considerations for Investigation and Design
Rock Types
Structural Geology
Geohydrology
Investigation Methods
Test Grouting
Chapter 4. Planning and Procedures
Considerations
Planning Considerations
Quality Management
Grout Hole Drilling
Types of Treatment
Grouting Methods
Foundation Drainage
Chapter 5. Grout Materials
Grout Materials
Portland Cement Grout Mixtures
Special Cements and Mixtures
Mixture Adjustments
Chemical Grouts
Asphalt Grouts
Clay Grouts
Chapter 6. Equipment
Introduction
Drilling and Grouting Equipment
Special Monitoring Equipment
Chapter 7. Application to Water Retention Structures
Concrete Dams
Earth and Rockfill Dams
Chapter 8. Application to Tunnels, Shafts, and Chambers
General Applications
Purposes of Grouting
Applications
Chapter 9. Application to Navigation Structures
General
Foundation Treatment
Repairs
Grout Curtain Through the Lock Area
Chapter 10. Application to Building Foundations
General
Pregrouting Investigation
Soil Stabilization
Rock Foundations
Chapter 11. Precision and Specialty Grouting
General Statement
Scope
Applications
Chapter 12. Performance of Work
General Considerations
Contracts
Hired Labor
Chapter 13. Field Procedures
General Considerations
Drilling Operation
Grouting Operations
Completion of Grouting
Chapter 14. Methods of Estimating
General Considerations
Test Grouting
Grouting Records
Evaluation of Exploration Borings
"Unit Take" Estimates
Bid Items
Chapter 15. Records and Reports
General
Records
Appendix A. References and Bibliography
References
Bibliography
Appendix B. Example: Field Procedure for Clarence Cannon Dan
Appendix C. Pressure Computation Samples
Appendix D. Physical Characteristics of Sanded Grouts