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Engineering geology for civil engineers

By: Varghese, P.C
Publisher: New Delhi : PHI Learning, 2015.Description: xxv, 238 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9788120344952Program: EESC252 Subject(s): Engineering -- geologyDDC classification: 624.151 VA EN Online resources: Location Map
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It provides a discussion on the formation of rocks and soil deposits by explaining different types of rocks, their structural features and properties and explains the classification of soils as well as the applications of engineering geology to the various projects of civil engineering. Besides plenty of figures and chapter end summaries, it included appendices which give additional information. Designed for the undergraduate students of civil engineering, this book is equally useful for the practicing civil engineers.
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Pt. I. Formation of rocks: 1. Historical geology --
2. Elements and minerals --
3. Rock and their formation --
4. Igneous rocks --
5. Sedimentary rocks --
6. Metamorphic rocks --
7. Structural features in rocks --
8. Chemical weathering of rocks --
9. Engineering properties of rocks --
10. Weathering of rocks and geomorphology --
11. Groundwater and groundwater recharging --
Pt. II. Formation of soil deposits : 12. Field identification and classification of soils --
13. Streams rivers and their deposits --
14. Lake deposits --
15. Coastal deposit --
16. Wind deposits --
17. Marshes and peat deposits (muskeg), bogs --
18. Some special Indian soil and rocks --
19. Landslides rockslides, rock falls and land subsidence --
20. Mudflows --
Pt. III. Application of engineering geology to civil engineering projects/works : 21. Geological investigations for reservoirs and dam sites --
22. Geological investigations for roads, railways and bridges --
23. Tunnelling in rocks --
24. Earthquakes, tsunami and seiche --
Pt. IV. Allied subjects : 25. Geological maps, geophysical explorations and boring in soils --
26. Investigations for large projects, field tests in soils, rock boring and preparation of project reports --
27. Origin and nature of cyclones --
28. Rock-forming minerals --
29. Rock mass classification in engineering geology --
30. Geology and subsurface soil conditions of some important regions of India.

It provides a discussion on the formation of rocks and soil deposits by explaining different types of rocks, their structural features and properties and explains the classification of soils as well as the applications of engineering geology to the various projects of civil engineering. Besides plenty of figures and chapter end summaries, it included appendices which give additional information. Designed for the undergraduate students of civil engineering, this book is equally useful for the practicing civil engineers.

EESC252

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