Retrait-gonflement des argiles dans le bassin de Mila, Algérie - Athmania, Djamel;Bouassida, Mounir;Benaissa, Abdelkader
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Abstract In Mila Province, Algeria (a.k.a Mila Wilaya), sensitive clays presenting shrinkage-swelling phenomena are widespread, covering large areas. Due to this, constructions and infrastructures sustainability built on such soils is questionable. Such clays sensitivity is amplified by seasonal rainfall deficits which reaches extreme magnitudes. In order to develop disasters' prevention measures, we present in this work, areas mapping susceptible to shrinkageswelling phenomenon by adopting a French method developed by B R G M. This method takes into account three measurable characteristics:…mehr

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Abstract In Mila Province, Algeria (a.k.a Mila Wilaya), sensitive clays presenting shrinkage-swelling phenomena are widespread, covering large areas. Due to this, constructions and infrastructures sustainability built on such soils is questionable. Such clays sensitivity is amplified by seasonal rainfall deficits which reaches extreme magnitudes. In order to develop disasters' prevention measures, we present in this work, areas mapping susceptible to shrinkageswelling phenomenon by adopting a French method developed by B R G M. This method takes into account three measurable characteristics: i.e. lithological, mineralogical and geotechnical, of clayey formations identified in the studied sector. Based on these characteristics, three scores are attributed for each formation. Then, the susceptibility index is theobtained score average for each clayey formation. The susceptibility map is established on this index basis with three classes: low, medium, high.
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Athmania Djamel is Docteur in Geotechnical Engineering at the (Université Larbi Tébessi en Algérie.He supervised Twenty Masters of Science. His research focuses on soil improvement techniques and behaviour of soft clays. He benefited from several grants as visited professor (France, Belgium and Tunisia).