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  • 1
    UID:
    gbv_1785414100
    Format: Online-Ressource (162 Seiten) , col. ill.
    ISBN: 9782759215386
    Series Statement: Hors Collection
    Content: Cet ouvrage en impression à la demande sera envoyé sous 3 semaines environ (France métropolitaine) et dans un colis séparé en cas de commande avec un autre livre papier. This technical handbook is intended for the personnel of companies or organisations involved in the management of dikes designed to provide protection against flooding caused by a rise in river levels. Written for engineers and technicians, its aim is to increase understanding of: - How dike systems work. - The risks faced. - Surveillance and maintenance operations. It also aims to explain the reasons for and describe the work to be done to ensure the long-term future and safety of such structures, given water resource legislation in France. Produced upon the initiative of the French Ministry of the Environment (water resources department), this book was written by Cemagref, under the guidance of, and with contributions from, a working party.
    Content: Intro -- FOREWORD -- 1 NATURE, FUNCTIONS AND COMPOSITION OF DIKES -- 1.1 Overview of existing structures in France -- 1.2 How dike systems work (dikes and spillways) -- 1.3 Composition of dikes -- 2 CLASSIFICATION OF MALFUNCTIONS AND FAILURE MECHANISMS -- 2.1 Overtopping -- 2.2 External erosion and scouring -- 2.3 Internal erosion (or piping) -- 2.4 Generalised slope failure -- 3 VISUAL INSPECTION OF DIKES: INITIAL INSPECTION AND ROUTINE SURVEILLANCE -- 3.1 Justification for, principles and frequency of visual inspections -- 3.2 Operating conditions and procedure -- 3.3 Fill dikes -- 3.4 Masonry and concrete walls -- 3.5 Spillways -- 3.6 Particular structures and features -- 4 SURVEILLANCE DURING FLOODING -- 4.1 Importance of preparation (flood alert plan and/or action plan) -- 4.2 Visual surveillance during flooding -- 4.3 Post-flood visual surveillance -- 5 DIKE MAINTENANCE -- 5.1 General principles and resources -- 5.2 Vegetation control -- 5.3 Burrowing animals -- 5.4 Slope protection and walls -- 5.5 Toe protective works -- 6 THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DIKE DIAGNOSIS -- 6.1 Identifying failure risks and adapting the diagnosis -- 6.2 Historical research -- 6.3 Topography -- 6.4 Visual inspection -- 6.5 Hydrological and hydraulic survey -- 6.6 External erosion and scouring: the geomorphological approach -- 6.7 Geotechnical diagnosis -- 6.8 Numerical modelling -- 6.9 Evaluation of vulnerability -- 6.10 Prioritisation of risks -- 6.11 Solutions for upgrading dikes -- 6.12 Assistance for the owner/director of works -- BASIC TERMINOLOGY -- Photographic records (corresponding to Chapters 1 - 6) -- APPENDICES -- Appendix 1 - Basic principles of soil mechanics -- Appendix 2 - Basic principles of soil hydraulics.
    Language: English
    Subjects: Engineering
    RVK:
    Keywords: Hochwasserschutz ; Deich ; Wasserressourcen ; Wassermanagement ; Frankreich ; Electronic books. ; Handbooks and manuals.
    URL: OAPEN
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  • 2
    UID:
    gbv_1785447521
    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (124 Seiten)
    ISBN: 9782759200351
    Series Statement: Hors Collection
    Content: This book presents a three-phase methodology for the efficient diagnosis of "dry dikes" (i.e. dykes built above normal water levels of the rivers that provide protection at time of flood). Although the principles of the method described herein were developed on dikes in France, they may be applied with confidence to flood protection dikes and levees in other countries around the world. Phase one of the methodology involves gathering as much information as possible about the dike from archive analysis, interviews with managers and inspections of the structures. This phase is essential in ensuring the high quality of the final diagnosis. The main aim of the second phase - the geophysical survey - is to divide up the dike into zones in order to identify sections of the structure that are vulnerable to irreversible damage during a flood because of their particular physical characteristics. The geophysical methods used must be capable of surveying over long distances and of revealing heterogeneities both within the dike and in its foundation. The third phase - the geotechnical investigation - consists of various tests and drillings that ascertain in situ the principal mechanical characteristics and properties of the materials that make up the structure. This guide is invaluable for anyone involved in dike safety; notably owners, managers, engineers and contractors, and provides all the information required for effective dike diagnosis and for initiating more extensive work or more detailed study.
    Content: Ce livre présente une méthodologie en trois phases pour le diagnostic efficace des digues "secs". Il est précieux pour toute personne impliquée dans la sécurité de la digue; notamment les propriétaires, les gestionnaires, les ingénieurs et les entrepreneurs, et fournit toutes les informations nécessaires au diagnostic de la digue efficace et pour initier des travaux plus étendus ou une étude plus détaillée.
    Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources
    Language: English
    RVK:
    Keywords: Hochwasserschutz ; Deich ; Electronic books. ; Electronic books.
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    URL: FULL  ((Currently Only Available on Campus))
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  • 3
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    UID:
    gbv_1778764266
    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (124 p.)
    ISBN: 9782759200351
    Content: This book presents a three-phase methodology for the efficient diagnosis of “dry dikes†(i.e. dykes built above normal water levels of the rivers that provide protection at time of flood). Although the principles of the method described herein were developed on dikes in France, they may be applied with confidence to flood protection dikes and levees in other countries around the world. Phase one of the methodology involves gathering as much information as possible about the dike from archive analysis, interviews with managers and inspections of the structures. This phase is essential in ensuring the high quality of the final diagnosis. The main aim of the second phase – the geophysical survey – is to divide up the dike into zones in order to identify sections of the structure that are vulnerable to irreversible damage during a flood because of their particular physical characteristics. The geophysical methods used must be capable of surveying over long distances and of revealing heterogeneities both within the dike and in its foundation. The third phase – the geotechnical investigation – consists of various tests and drillings that ascertain in situ the principal mechanical characteristics and properties of the materials that make up the structure. This guide is invaluable for anyone involved in dike safety
    Note: English
    Language: English
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  • 4
    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] : éditions Quae
    UID:
    gbv_1778763871
    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (162 p.)
    ISBN: 9782759200375
    Content: This technical handbook is intended for the personnel of companies or organisations involved in the management of dikes designed to provide protection against flooding caused by a rise in river levels. Written for engineers and technicians, its aim is to increase understanding of: – How dike systems work. – The risks faced. – Surveillance and maintenance operations. It also aims to explain the reasons for and describe the work to be done to ensure the long-term future and safety of such structures, given water resource legislation in France. Produced upon the initiative of the French Ministry of the Environment (water resources department), this book was written by Cemagref, under the guidance of, and with contributions from, a working party
    Note: French
    Language: French
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  • 5
    UID:
    kobvindex_HPB1288211239
    Format: 1 online resource (125 p.).
    ISBN: 9782759212736 , 2759212734 , 9782759200351 , 2759200353
    Series Statement: Hors Collection
    Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Table of Figures -- 1 -- INTRODUCTION -- 2 -- BACKGROUND TO THE CIVIL ENGINEERING DIAGNOSIS OF FLOOD PROTECTION DIKES -- 2.1 Nature, functions and composition of dikes -- 2.2 Classification of malfunctions and failure mechanisms -- 2.3 Diagnosing a structure -- 3 -- GENERAL METHODOLOGY FOR THE EFFICIENT DIAGNOSIS OF DRY DIKES -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Preliminary study phase: searching for indicators -- 3.3 Geophysical exploration -- 3.4 Geotechnical exploration -- 4 -- GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION METHODS , 4.1 High-efficiency exploration using the Slingram method -- 4.2 High-efficiency exploration using the radio magnetotelluric method -- 4.3 Comparison of Slingram and RMT high-efficiency electromagnetic methods on dry dikes -- 4.4 Other high-efficiency exploration methods: ground penetrating radar -- 4.5 Local investigation with 2D electrical imaging survey -- 4.6 Local investigation using seismic refraction -- 5 -- EFFECTIVE GEOTECHNICAL METHODS -- IN SITU TESTS -- 5.1 Choice of methods and factors in locating investigation sites -- 5.2 Penetrometric tests: PANDA , 5.3 Penetrometric tests: Heavy-duty dynamic cone penetrometer (LCPC) -- 5.4 Lefranc permeability tests -- 5.5 Permeability tests using the Perméafor -- 5.6 Shear tests with the phicometer -- 5.7 Investigation using a mechanical shovel -- 5.8 Mechanical drilling -- 6 -- METHODOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF THE GEOPHYSICAL AND GEOTECHNICAL TECHNIQUES USED FOR THE EFFICIENT DIAGNOSIS OF DRY DIKES -- 6.1 Reminder of the context of the study -- 6.2 Key study phases in the diagnosis -- 6.3 Reporting the geophysical and geotechnical results -- 6.4 Comparison of the geophysical methods , 7 -- PROPOSAL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OR TESTING OF GEOPHYSICAL AND GEOTECHNICAL METHODS FOR DIKE DIAGNOSIS -- 8 -- CONCLUSION -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- PHOTO CREDITS
    Additional Edition: Print version: Turner, Richard Geophysical and Geotechnical Methods for Diagnosing Flood Protection Dikes Versailles : Quae,c2007
    Language: English
    Keywords: Electronic books.
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  • 6
    UID:
    kobvindex_INTEBC3399276
    Format: 1 online resource (166 pages)
    ISBN: 9782759215386
    Series Statement: Hors Collection
    Note: Intro -- FOREWORD -- 1 NATURE, FUNCTIONS AND COMPOSITION OF DIKES -- 1.1 Overview of existing structures in France -- 1.2 How dike systems work (dikes and spillways) -- 1.3 Composition of dikes -- 2 CLASSIFICATION OF MALFUNCTIONS AND FAILURE MECHANISMS -- 2.1 Overtopping -- 2.2 External erosion and scouring -- 2.3 Internal erosion (or piping) -- 2.4 Generalised slope failure -- 3 VISUAL INSPECTION OF DIKES: INITIAL INSPECTION AND ROUTINE SURVEILLANCE -- 3.1 Justification for, principles and frequency of visual inspections -- 3.2 Operating conditions and procedure -- 3.3 Fill dikes -- 3.4 Masonry and concrete walls -- 3.5 Spillways -- 3.6 Particular structures and features -- 4 SURVEILLANCE DURING FLOODING -- 4.1 Importance of preparation (flood alert plan and/or action plan) -- 4.2 Visual surveillance during flooding -- 4.3 Post-flood visual surveillance -- 5 DIKE MAINTENANCE -- 5.1 General principles and resources -- 5.2 Vegetation control -- 5.3 Burrowing animals -- 5.4 Slope protection and walls -- 5.5 Toe protective works -- 6 THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DIKE DIAGNOSIS -- 6.1 Identifying failure risks and adapting the diagnosis -- 6.2 Historical research -- 6.3 Topography -- 6.4 Visual inspection -- 6.5 Hydrological and hydraulic survey -- 6.6 External erosion and scouring: the geomorphological approach -- 6.7 Geotechnical diagnosis -- 6.8 Numerical modelling -- 6.9 Evaluation of vulnerability -- 6.10 Prioritisation of risks -- 6.11 Solutions for upgrading dikes -- 6.12 Assistance for the owner/director of works -- BASIC TERMINOLOGY -- Photographic records (corresponding to Chapters 1 - 6) -- APPENDICES -- Appendix 1 - Basic principles of soil mechanics -- Appendix 2 - Basic principles of soil hydraulics , Appendix 3 - Surveillance dossier for 'dry' dikes - How to perform a visual inspection of a fill dike: Initial inspection and routine surveillance -- Appendix 4 - Presentation of an example of post-flood inspection and initial emergency repairs: visual inspection of the Agly dikes -- Appendix 5 - Annotated digest of the main French regulations concerning flood protection dikes
    Additional Edition: Print version Mériaux, Patrice Surveillance, Maintenance and Diagnosis of Flood Protection Dikes Versailles : Quae,c2007
    Language: English
    Keywords: Electronic books.
    URL: FULL  ((Currently Only Available on Campus))
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