T/CEPPEA Z5006-2018 Transmission Line Geotechnical Engineering Survey Handbook
T/CEPPEA Z5006-2018 Transmission Line Geotechnical Engineering Survey Handbook
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Scope
Scope: The "Manual for Geotechnical Engineering Survey of Transmission Lines" is applicable to geotechnical engineering survey work involved in all phases of transmission line project survey, design, construction, and operation and maintenance. This manual consists of 36 chapters, approximately 630 pages, and about 610,000 words, covering basic knowledge of transmission line and geotechnical engineering survey, workflow and process control of geotechnical engineering in various survey phases of transmission lines, application and requirements of common survey and testing methods, application of in-situ testing, evaluation and requirements of special geotechnical conditions including collapsible soils, soft soils, expansive soils, and red clay, stability evaluation and requirements of special geological conditions including karst, landslides, collapses, debris flows, and goafs, as well as management and comparison of geotechnical engineering survey standards in foreign countries. It also provides some engineering examples of geotechnical engineering survey at home and abroad. This manual can serve as a guidance document for geotechnical engineering survey work in all phases of transmission line project survey, design, construction, and operation, and can also be used as a teaching material for new employees and vocational and college students. Main technical content: The "Manual for Geotechnical Engineering Survey of Transmission Lines" was compiled in accordance with the requirements of the "Notice on Issuing the '2015 Power Survey and Design Industry Standard Revision Project'" issued by the China Electric Power Planning and Design Association (Electric Power Planning and Design Association [2015] No. 19). The compilation team, composed of experts in geotechnical engineering survey from 18 power design institutes in China, summarized the practical experience of geotechnical engineering survey for transmission lines at home and abroad in recent years, absorbed the