Hong Won-pyo: Slope stabilization cases
The natural support is self-stabilizing and secure. Then, to satisfy human needs, the slope is formed by hand-pressed flats. But nature's stability instinct survives, constantly falling apart and destroying, making itself secure in a stable slope. So the steep slope collapses and it has a stable slope. The security of the pages in this book is found across 11 chapters. There are two ways in which humans can create a slope on the ground. One is the road-building process and the other is just the time to build houses. The 11 chapters in this book are both of these. First, the idea of housing is to take the case of chapter 1 and chapter 7 and 11. Second, the idea of road construction is to take the case of chapter eight, chapter ten. If you take more than three of these, you can see that the first and fifth sectors of them are just for housing. Also, in the sixth section, instead of building the tunnel for the race-speed railway, the upper tunnel reviews the stability of the Great Land, which is where the site will be built. Finally, in the 11th chapter, we reviewed the stability of the incision to build the apartment. Then road construction was considered to be a safe place to live on the outskirts of the city and the countryside, depending on how the roads functioned. In the future, we need to be careful not only on local roads but also on highways because of the high risk of landslides.
Korean title: 사면안정사례
Korean author: 홍원표
Korean publisher: 씨아이알
ISBN-13: 9791168562042
