A new textbook has been published on the use of technical geophysics in capital construction. The team of authors includes leading specialists from the Construction Research Center and Moscow State University.
The textbook “Methods of Technical Geophysics” reveals modern approaches to the study and assessment of underground structures using geophysical methods. The main focus of the book was the study of the features of shallow research necessary to solve complex engineering problems in the construction industry.
The authors of the manual, including Alexey Churkin, senior researcher at JSC Research Center Construction, described in detail the technologies of seismic acoustics, ground penetrating radar and direct current electrical prospecting. These methods allow you to examine a wide range of engineering objects: from pile and strip foundations to underground communications, such as pipelines and bridge supports.
The book covers the application of geophysics for diagnosing and monitoring the technical condition of foundation slabs, earthen dams, airfield pavements and other key objects. This approach becomes indispensable when modernizing old structures, constructing new facilities and monitoring their durability.
The textbook is aimed at senior and master’s students, graduate students, teachers, as well as specialists who are involved in the use of geophysical methods in the construction industry.
The new textbook, developed by scientists from the Construction Research Center and Moscow State University, will become a useful tool for training professionals in the field of engineering construction. It allows you to effectively study modern technologies and apply them in practice, ensuring the reliability and safety of infrastructure facilities.
Source: izyskateli.info
