Geotechnical Engineering: Soil Mechanics
Geotechnical Engineering: Soil Mechanics by John N. Cernica, published by Wiley on November 21, 1994, is a comprehensive resource that reflects the author’s extensive experience as a consultant on numerous projects. This edition, consisting of 480 pages, presents a balanced approach between theoretical concepts and practical applications in the field of soil mechanics. The book emphasizes the physical properties of soils and their significant impact on soil strength, compressibility, stability, and drainage.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of various topics, including geoenvironmental issues, geosynthetics, and legal aspects, which are not commonly addressed in other texts. The book is enriched with numerous photographs, example problems, and several case studies, making it a valuable tool for understanding the complexities of soil behavior in engineering contexts. This edition serves as a thorough guide for those interested in the practical implications of soil mechanics in engineering projects.
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A comprehensive presentation reflecting the author’s experience as a consultant on hundreds of projects, the book provides a perfect balance between theory and practical application. The study of the physical properties of soils is highlighted, focusing on the relevance of these properties and their effect upon soil strength, compressibility, stability and drainage. Incorporates new topics not found in current books such as geoenvironmental, geosynthetics and legal aspects. Includes scores of photographs, example problems and several case studies.
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