Sentence examples for Difficult ground conditions from inspiring English sources

Here, for the first time, a large area of excavation in difficult ground conditions was realised.

The paper will also present the geotechnical considerations for high rise buildings and buildings with unique architecture in difficult ground conditions in Astana (New Capital) and West Kazakhstan (the coast of Caspian Sea).

Among the various ground-improvement methods available for overcoming these undesirable characteristics, geosynthetic-reinforced pile-supported (GRPS) embankments are considered to be a reliable solution suitable for time-bound construction projects and difficult ground conditions.

The method of silica based injection has been employed for a long time and has replaced the polyurethane injection method since the 1970s as a remedy in difficult ground conditions including fractured rock.

The integration of the these datasets allowed (1) for better mapping of fault architectures and distributions within the lease area, (2) definition of the likely zones of difficult ground conditions around seismically imaged dikes and faults, and (3) better predictions of the number and spacing of faults that offset the VCR within minable blocks.

Rising construction costs caused by difficult ground conditions and restricted funds in the post-war austerity period led the scheme to be cancelled again in 1950.

In the construction phase, adequate excavation cross sections, support elements, auxiliary treatments, and water sealing grouting methods were selected to overcome the difficult ground condition encountered.

The head of the Science Council of Japan's expert panel has said Japan's seismic conditions makes it difficult to predict ground conditions over the necessary 100,000 years, so it will be impossible to convince the public of the safety of deep geological disposal.

Preliminary studies suggested difficult ground due to squeezing conditions along the 1400 m deep tunnel through weak meta-sedimentary rocks.

Artificial ground freezing is an environmentally friendly technique to provide temporary excavation support and groundwater control during tunnel construction under difficult geological and hydrological ground conditions.

If the terrain and ground conditions are difficult at the time of site preparation, they are likely to be difficult in later operations of planting and tending.