DESIGN OF FILL TO EUROCODE 7
Eric Raymond Farrell
Abstract
Eric Raymond Farrell
Abstract
Fill is a widely used material in engineering works yet its design is rarely formalized in the same manner as other aspects of construction. Fill, which is also called made ground, is covered in Eurocode 7, Pt 1, which will become the governing standard in this country in a few years. This paper discusses the engineering behaviour of fills and presents a methodology for the design of fills to comply with the requirements of Eurocode and discusses the practical implications of these requirements on design. For the covering abstract see ITRD E122412.
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Fill is a widely used material in engineering works yet its design is rarely formalized in the same manner as other aspects of construction. Fill, which is also called made ground, is covered in Eurocode 7, Pt 1, which will become the governing standard in this country in a few years. This paper discusses the engineering behaviour of fills and presents a methodology for the design of fills to comply with the requirements of Eurocode and discusses the practical implications of these requirements on design. For the covering abstract see ITRD E122412.
Key concepts: Eurocode, Engineering, Civil engineering, Construction engineering, Architectural engineering, Structural engineering