ENGINEERING GEOLOGICAL OF AN ACTIVE SLOPE IN KM46 SIMPANG PULAI, PERAK
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11113/mjce.v28.15994Keywords:
Flashover, Insulator, Numerical and experimental analyses, SEEA, Surface charge distribution, Vacuum, Slope, engineering geological mapAbstract
Engineering geological mapping is an essential tool to understand the geotechnical threshold values triggering slope failures. The slope chosen is the KM 46 Jalan Simpang PulaiCameron Highlands in Perak. A geological map composed of the confirmed and probable bedrock layer may it be on the ground surface or immediately underneath the soil layer. The soil layer can be transported materials and also can be the residual soil of the bedrock. Engineering geological maps include additional engineering geological information such as dips and strikes of the unconformities, Standard penetration Tests (SPT) values .geormorphological informations and topograhy inputs.References
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Ph.D Thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Selangor