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feature stories | managing geotechnical risks: landslide at athmenia
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Client: Ministry of Water Resources Client’s representative: Agence Nationale des Barrages (ANBT) Consultants: Dar Al-Handasah (Shair and Partners) in association with JacobsGIBB Inc. Project: Final design and supervision of construction of the reservoir Dam of Oued, Athmenia Contractor: JV ENKA-KOUGC-GECET-NASTON (Turkey/Algeria) with RONA and KASKTAS (Turkey) Location: Oued Athmenia, Eastern Algeria
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Nature Lacustrine limestone and clay Slide zone soft clay / weathered claystone Compact claystone
Geological Age Pliocene Miocene Miocene
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The geological formation of the site is sedimentary. The borehole results produced the three-layered geological profile.
1 Dam site prior to excavation works, the limestone formation is visible on the left abutment 2 K1 site excavation in April 2004, seen from the side of the slide 3 Magnitude of the fissures in the mass of the slide 4 Micropile retaining screen reinforced with metalic tubes, during construction 5 Close to completed repair works seen from the right bank; the micropile retaining screen perpendicular to the slide’s direction and the four stabilizing anchor rows
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