Lee Sang-deok: Soil Testing: Principles and Methods

The uncertainty of the location is often cited as the biggest cause of problems in construction. To reduce uncertainty about the status quo, a thorough and reliable survey is made, and it requires that the engineers in charge take pride and commitment to get the most important information on building structures and then do their best with full inside and on-line testing skills. The book has done as much indoor and field tests as possible in the field of practice as is currently being done to help people not to think apart from the theory and the test to understand it at the same time. Meanwhile, I've been able to take the challenge of teaching geoengineers and watching the scene and many office engineers, systematically organizing theoretical background and testing methods to be a reference to the Saturn test that will provide objective and universal results. The country's current system of testing regulations has been combined and the results and methods have not been unified. Also, as overseas projects increase, we often need knowledge about tests that are not in the public public health system of Korea. So while writing on the basis of the Korean industrial order, the non-information of the country's industry has been acquiesced with rules from Britain, Germany, Japan and the United States. The revision of the Third Edition also made a major revision of errors in previous editions and provided support for learning, as well as the example of the trial seat.

Korean title: 토질시험: 원리와 방법

Korean author: 이상덕

Korean publisher: 씨아이알

ISBN-13: 9791168561441