Geotechnical contribution in Central Asia: Practice and lessons learnt

W. Kwiatkowski, Aleksandr Korpach

2023

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DOI 10.1201/9781003299127-10
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Abstract

Presented is some geotechnical experience of Keller Central Asia LLP based on projects executed since 2014 in the Central Asia region. Only some selected execution experience is shared without detail description of well-known technologies. The wet soil mixing technology deserves special attention as it was implemented in Kazakhstan in year 2020 for the first time by Keller Central Asia LLP. Selected local experience related to concrete precast piles and Deep Soil Mixing (DSM) will be shared in this article.