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Understanding Fault Zones Under Gravity Dams
The fault zone lying under gravity dams is composed of weak gouge materials with a low modulus of elasticity as...
Types of Grouting
Grouting plays a crucial role in geotechnical engineering by improving the strength, stability, and impermeability of...
Subsoil Exploration by Drill Holes: Methods and Techniques Explained
Subsoil exploration helps engineers understand what lies beneath the ground surface before starting any construction...
Crystallography and Minerals
Crystal Twinning
Crystal twinning is the symmetrical intergrowth of two or more crystals, related by a symmetry operation known as a...
Crystal Symmetry
Crystal symmetry refers to the regular arrangement of faces, edges, and other structural features in a crystal. This...
Crystal System
A Crystal system includes all the symmetry classes that share a similar constant of lattice parallelepiped. The...
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Petrology
Types of Metamorphic Texture
Types of Metamorphic Texture form due to varying pressure and temperature conditions. They are classified into...
Types of Protoliths
Types of Protoliths: The following rock properties allow the recognition of protoliths: Relict fabrics: In low-grade...
Types of Deviatoric Stress
Deviatoric Stress or Directed Pressure: Deviatoric stress is produced by tectonic forces in the Earth, such as plate...
Geomorphology
Subsoil Exploration by Drill Holes: Methods and Techniques Explained
Subsoil exploration helps engineers understand what lies beneath the ground surface before starting any construction...
Soil Compaction
Compression soil accomplished by loading for a short period is known as compaction. It is a quick process of...
Classification of Minerals Based on Chemical Composition
The classification of minerals is primarily based on their chemical composition, which allows scientists and...