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Étude de stabilité de fonds et enceintes de fouille

2016
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Abstract

La société Just AG prévoit de réaliser un nouveau bâtiment impliquant un terrassement important dans un versant rocheux (molasse). La hauteur du talus dépasse 20 m. Le bâtiment existant se trouve en limite amont de la fouille, et ne doit pas être impacté par les travaux. L'objectif du projet est d'évaluer la stabilité du versant et du fond de fouille, ainsi que de proposer des mesures de stabilisation appropriées.

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