The contribution of earthworks to track damage

Last updated on 01 June 2016 3:09
Most railway embankments in the UK were built in the Victorian era and are of end-tipped construction, often using clay excavated from adjacent cuttings, resulting in a clod-and-matrix structure. The mechanical behaviour of such railway embankments is not well understood, and where the embankments are constructed from plastic clay fills,...
Author(s): Lane John;Taylor Graham;Evans Eifion;O?Brien Anthony;Tan Ringo
Organisation(s): RSSB ; Mott MacDonald ; Network Rail ;
2016
United Kingdom
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