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All Civil Engineering Works Begin With

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Geotechnical Engineering

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A discipline that applies the principles of engineering mechanics to soils to predict the mechanical behavior of soil

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Soil Mechanics

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The Branch of Civil Engineering that deals with soil, rock, underground water, and their relation to the design construction and operation of engineering projects

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Geotechnical Engineering

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For transferring building loads to underlying ground. mostly for firm soils or light loads

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Shallow Foundations

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For transferring building loads to underlying ground. Mostly for weak soils and heavy loads

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Deep Foundations

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Prevents soils from spreading laterally

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Retaining Walls

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A Kind of Retaining Structure System: Soil Nailing or Rock Anchoring

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Tie-Backs

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A Kind of Retaining Structure System: Steel rods placed into holes drilled into the walls and grouted

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Soil Nailing

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A Kind of Retaining Structure System: Resists lateral earth pressures, Used in temporary works, and Used in excavation and water front structures

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Sheet Piles

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A Kind of Retaining Structure System: Enclosing an area to prevent water from seeping in

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Sheet Pile Walls