1(2) Errata Mixing Processes for Ground Improvement by Deep Mixing Stefan Larsson

Page 5 20 21 23 27 28 30 214 8 8 19 19 19 19 21 21 23 25 26 29 12 24 34 Line 8 f.t. fig. cap. fig. cap. fig. cap. fig. cap. fig. cap. fig. cap. ref. 17 f.b. 4 f.b. 5 f.t. 17 f.b. 10 f.b. 6 f.b. 7 f.t. 14 f.t. 3 f.t. 13 f.t. 11 f.t. 7 f.t. 11 f.t. 4 f.b. 13 f.t. Printed trbek & Tausk 1965 -------terbcek & Tausk 1965 -----------deformations g Hold (1982) reference to Fig. 3.7 is missing Both mixtures are divided into 36 parts or sub-volumes each containing 16 white and 16 black particles. Should be terbcek & Tausk 1965 -------terbcek & Tausk 1965 -----------deformations Hold (1982) add: Fig. 3.7 shows the principle of an in-line static mixer. Both mixtures are divided into 36 parts or subvolumes. add: There are however eight white particles in average in each sample. Rielly et al. 1994 % of dry volume Fig. 5.5. should be deleted particle concentration

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18 f.t. fig. cap. Fig. 5.1 8 f.t. 7 f.b. fig. cap. Fig. 5.5b x-axis Fig. 5.5b 7 f.t. fig. cap. 10 f.t. 21 f.t. 8 f.t. 12 f.t. 15 f.t. Table 6.1 fig. cap. Fig. 6.7-9 Rielly 1994 Unit on the x-axis Fig. 5.4. (Fig. 5.4) particle concentration f

Torrance (1986) Fig. 5.9 Portland Cement Association (1990) Fig 6.24a Porbaha (1998a) Porbaha et al. (1998, EoroSoilStab 2002 Walter (1999) degree of mixedness a compressive strength s

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Torrance (1987) Fig. 5.8 Portland Cement Association (1995) Fig 6.27a Porbaha (1998) Porbaha et al. (1998a, EuroSoilStab 2002 Walter (1998) degree of mixedness compressive strength

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85 93 100 103 104 106 108 109 109 109 112 114 138 171198 174 2 f.b. Fig. 6.29a Fig. 6.37 fig. cap. Fig. 6.44b fig. cap. fig. cap. 11 f.t. fig. cap. 12 f.b. 7 f.b. 2 f.b. 2 f.b. 2 f.b. Table 8.5 footnote footnote detalj in Fig. 10..3 Holt & Freer-Hewish 1998, 2000, (Larsson 1999) (Isobe 1996) (Kitazume and satoh 2003) (Bachy 1999) (Larsson S. 1999, Fig. 6.41 Omine et al. (1998) Porbaha et al. (1999) Larsson & Axelsson (1994) Ca2+ aij The w/wl -ratio is Sifficient mixture quality Holt & Freer-Hewish 1998, Holt et al. 2000, (Larsson, R. 1999) (Isobe et al. 1996) (Kitazume & Satoh 2003) (Bachy 1996) (Larsson 1999b, Fig. 6.50 Omine et al. (1998a) Porbaha et al. (1999a) Axelsson & Larsson (1994) Ca2+ aij 1) The w/wl -ratio is Sufficient mixture quality

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(Larsson 1999, average length average length coefficient of variation -reference is missing

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Karsastanev, D. Sheller, P.O. and Reitmeiert, W. 2000. Viggiani, C.

(Larsson 1999b, averaging length averaging length blade rotation number -Barnes, H.A., Hutton, J.F. and Walters, K. 1989. An Introduction to Rheology. Rheology Series, Vol. 3. Elsevier. 199 pp. Karastanev, D. Sheller, P.O. and Reitmeier, W. 2000. should be deleted

f.t. = from top, f.b. = from bottom fig. cap. = figure caption, ref. = reference

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