Russian geologist I.V. Popov - a founder of the department of engineering geology of Moscow state university of civil engineering

Lavrusevich, Andrey; Платов, Н А; Potapov, A. D.

doi:10.22227/1997-0935.2014.10.219-223

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“…Despite the frequency of occurrence and variety of consequences, suffosion danger to objects of industrial and civil engineering is taken insufficiently seriously. On the one hand,thesuffosion is included in the list of natural influences, dangerous to construction, along with such processes as landslides, the karst and processing of coast of reservoirs, with another -it is considered only in a paragenesis with them and does not admit independent geological process [5,6,7].…”

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Some geoecological aspects of suffosion danger in the road infrastructure using

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Abstract.Danger of emergence and extension of suffosionprocessesis considered on the example of some objects of the road infrastructure. Need of the analysis and accounting of suffosionrisk in construction and operation of highways is proved. The model which is showing the mechanism of suffosion destruction of soils, hidden from direct observation in natural conditions, is given. The results of the experiment which is directed for the studying the features of extension of slope suffosion process near Schmidt Direction Street of Moscow are presented. The possibility of forecasting of emergence and extension of suffusion processes under the influence of natural and technogenic factors, and also determination of the amount of the expected underground and surface suffosionmanifestations (zones of destruction, cavities, failures, decreasing, etc.) is shown. Conclusions of the initiating reasons of suffosion processes on objects of road infrastructure and some preliminary recommendations for their prevention are made.

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