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PROGRESSES IN APPLICABILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF THE DEEP DRAINAGE SYSTEMS USING SIPHON DRAINS IN ROMANIA

George Maftei, Alina Cobzaru, Dan CARASTOIAN

First published: 2014-06-20https://doi.org/10.5593/sgem2014/b12/s2.093View metrics

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Title
PROGRESSES IN APPLICABILITY AND EFFICIENCY OF THE DEEP DRAINAGE SYSTEMS USING SIPHON DRAINS IN ROMANIA
Authors
George Maftei, Alina Cobzaru, Dan CARASTOIAN
Proceedings
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings; 14th SGEM GeoConference on SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGIES IN GEOLOGY, EXPLORATION AND MINING
Publisher
Stef92 Technology
Year
2014
Pages
Not available yet
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
978-619-7105-08-7
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
Keywords
References22
  1. Gress J.C., Dewatering a landslip through siphoning drains. Ten years experiences., Proc 7th International Symposium on Landslide, 1996;

  2. Gress J.C., Two sliding zones stabilized through siphon drains, International conference on Landslide, slope stability of infrastructures, Singapore, 2002;

  3. Bomont S. & Fort D.S. & Holliday J., Back experience from four landslides stabilized through lines of siphon drains® in Normandy (France), 9 th International Symposium on Landslides, 2004 - ISL RIO;

  4. Boțu N. & Carastoian D., Landslide treatment using deep drainage systems, reinforced soil structure and pile driving system, Sri Lanka Conference, 2007;

  5. Cobzaru A & Carastoian D. & Maftei G, (2008), Current solutions for drying brickwork by lowering groundwater level through gravitational deep drainage and electric drainage, Scientific communications with international participation CIB, Braşov, Romania, Vol.1, ISSN 1843-6617, pp. 77-84 ;

  6. Boţu Nicolae, Alina Cobzaru , Dan Carastoian, George Maftei (2013), Project intervention works to restore a historical complex - Part I , vol. 4(2), Journal Urbanism. Architecture. Construction, pages: 91–98, at http://uac.incerc.ro/.pdf;

  7. Maftei G., Forecast and groundwater movement control in order to protect the foundations of an housing complex in Iassy city - 12nd National Geotechnical and Foundations Conference, Iasi, September 2012;

  8. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi, Romania, Drainage Technical Project "Apartment buildings with variable height (P+3E, P+5E), located in Iasi, Beech Street. Deep drainage by gravity siphon drains”, Beneficiary: S.C. Baron Development S.R.L. Iasi, February 2008;

  9. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi, Romania, Consolidation Technical Project "Rehabilitation DN15 Road , km 259+200-259+600 Hangu", Beneficiary: Regional directorate of roads and bridges of Iasi, June 2008;

  10. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi, Romania, Consolidation Technical Project "Slope Stabilization Hoia Hill area, Cluj Napoca" Beneficiary: Cluj County Council, July 2009;

  11. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi Romania, Consolidation Technical Project "Deep drainage with siphon drains for landslides on DJ 724 Pucheni – Shore with flowers", Beneficiary: Dambovita County Council, January 2011.

  12. Gress J.C., Dewatering a landslip through siphoning drains. Ten years experiences., Proc 7th International Symposium on Landslide, 1996;

  13. Gress J.C., Two sliding zones stabilized through siphon drains, International conference on Landslide, slope stability of infrastructures, Singapore, 2002;

  14. Bomont S. & Fort D.S. & Holliday J., Back experience from four landslides stabilized through lines of siphon drains® in Normandy (France), 9 th International Symposium on Landslides, 2004 - ISL RIO;

  15. Boțu N. & Carastoian D., Landslide treatment using deep drainage systems, reinforced soil structure and pile driving system, Sri Lanka Conference, 2007;

  16. Cobzaru A & Carastoian D. & Maftei G, (2008), Current solutions for drying brickwork by lowering groundwater level through gravitational deep drainage and electric drainage, Scientific communications with international participation CIB, Braşov, Romania, Vol.1, ISSN 1843-6617, pp. 77-84 ;

  17. Boţu Nicolae, Alina Cobzaru , Dan Carastoian, George Maftei (2013), Project intervention works to restore a historical complex - Part I , vol. 4(2), Journal Urbanism. Architecture. Construction, pages: 91–98, at http://uac.incerc.ro/.pdf;

  18. Maftei G., Forecast and groundwater movement control in order to protect the foundations of an housing complex in Iassy city - 12nd National Geotechnical and Foundations Conference, Iasi, September 2012;

  19. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi, Romania, Drainage Technical Project "Apartment buildings with variable height (P+3E, P+5E), located in Iasi, Beech Street. Deep drainage by gravity siphon drains”, Beneficiary: S.C. Baron Development S.R.L. Iasi, February 2008;

  20. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi, Romania, Consolidation Technical Project "Rehabilitation DN15 Road , km 259+200-259+600 Hangu", Beneficiary: Regional directorate of roads and bridges of Iasi, June 2008;

  21. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi, Romania, Consolidation Technical Project "Slope Stabilization Hoia Hill area, Cluj Napoca" Beneficiary: Cluj County Council, July 2009;

  22. S.C. Proexrom S.R.L., Iasi Romania, Consolidation Technical Project "Deep drainage with siphon drains for landslides on DJ 724 Pucheni – Shore with flowers", Beneficiary: Dambovita County Council, January 2011.

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