An-Najah University Journal for Research - A (Natural Sciences)

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Submission to acceptance 160 Days
Acceptance to publication 20 Days
Acceptance rate 14%

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original_full_paper

Assessment of Local Excavation Support Systems: A Case Study of ‎Nablus City, Palestine

Published
2006-05-23
Pages
101 - 126
Full text

Abstract

Excavations of soil and rock are one of the most important elements in laying the subsurface structures. These excavations usually require excavation support systems that have fundamental influence on the safety, profitability, speed and quality of construction projects. Despite the great importance of the support systems, most designers and contractors know very little about their design and construction and they rely heavily on experience. The goal of this paper is to present a review of excavation support systems available worldwide and to survey the current state of practice in the local area (Nablus - Palestine), including available types, reasons for failure, and methods of design and construction of excavation support systems. This paper also suggested new techniques that may be adopted locally as an excavation support system. Conclusions of this study are presented and recommendations are suggested to identify what research and development should be carried out to improve the process of design and construction of excavation support systems.

Article history

Received
2005-08-01
Accepted
2006-05-23
Available online
2006-05-23
original_full_paper

Assessment of Local Excavation Support Systems: A Case Study of ‎Nablus City, Palestine

Published
2006-05-23
الصفحات
101 - 126
البحث كاملا

الملخص

Excavations of soil and rock are one of the most important elements in laying the subsurface structures. These excavations usually require excavation support systems that have fundamental influence on the safety, profitability, speed and quality of construction projects. Despite the great importance of the support systems, most designers and contractors know very little about their design and construction and they rely heavily on experience. The goal of this paper is to present a review of excavation support systems available worldwide and to survey the current state of practice in the local area (Nablus - Palestine), including available types, reasons for failure, and methods of design and construction of excavation support systems. This paper also suggested new techniques that may be adopted locally as an excavation support system. Conclusions of this study are presented and recommendations are suggested to identify what research and development should be carried out to improve the process of design and construction of excavation support systems.

Article history

تاريخ التسليم
2005-08-01
تاريخ القبول
2006-05-23
Available online
2006-05-23