[PDF][PDF] The impact of climate as expressed by Thornthwaite moisture index on residential footing design on expansive soil in Australia

X Sun - RMIT University, 2015 - researchrepository.rmit.edu.au
Climate change has become one of the most pressing environmental concerns and the
greatest challenges to global infrastructure in society today. It has been proved by many …

Examining the Impact of Climate Change on Residential Footing Design in Australia: A Case Study Analysis

X Sun, J Li, G Ren - Geotechnical and Geological Engineering, 2024 - Springer
The impact of climate change on building performance is anticipated to be significant,
affecting both present and future constructions on clay soils. In Australia, the Thornthwaite …

[PDF][PDF] Investigation of expansive soil for design of light residential footings in Melbourne

AN Karunarathne - Swinburne University of Technology, 2016 - academia.edu
Expansive soils are found in most Australian states. In fact, it is estimated that 20% of surface
soils in Australia are categorized as moderate to highly expansive clays. Quaternary basalt …

Seasonal variations of soil suction profiles in the Perth metropolitan area

J Harris, F Davenport, B Lehane - Australian …, 2013 - research-repository.uwa.edu.au
For the purpose of residential slab and footing design, the Thornthwaite Moisture Index (TMI)
is used by AS2870-2011 to estimate the depth to which the in situ moisture content changes …

[PDF][PDF] Residential footing design on expansive soils: a review of Australian practice

X Sun, J Li, G Ren - Electron J Geotech Eng, 2017 - scholar.archive.org
The vast majority of Australian homes were made of one-or two-storey brick veneer,
consisting of an internal timber structure covered with a single layer of brick on the outside …

[PDF][PDF] Climatic factors for AS2870 for the Metropolitan Sydney area

I Chan, G Mostyn - Australian Geomechanics, 2008 - researchgate.net
ABSTRACT AS2870-1996 “Residential Slabs and Footings–Construction” correlates depths
of design suction change (Hs) to regional climatic zones as delineated by the Thornthwaite …

Assessment of the impact of climate change on expansive soil movements and site classification

J Li, A Zhou - Australian Geomechanics Journal, 2017 - researchrepository.rmit.edu.au
There is overwhelming evidence that climate change leads to a wide range of climatic and
weather changes that can affect the performance of built infrastructures. Climate change is …

[PDF][PDF] Review of calculation procedures of Thornthwaite Moisture Index and its impact on footing design

A Karunarathne, EF Gad, MM Disfani… - Aust. Geomech …, 2016 - researchgate.net
ABSTRACT Thornthwaite Moisture Index (TMI) was introduced in 1948 as an index to
classify the climate condition of different areas. Since then it has been widely used in many …

Assignment of AS2870 soil suction change profile parameters to TMI derived climatic zones for NSW

IC Barnett, RI Kingsland - Australia-New Zealand Conference on …, 1999 - search.informit.org
The 1996 edition of AS2870" Residential Slabs and Footings-Construction" assigns design
suction change values according to regional climatic zones for Melbourne and Victoria …

Evaluation of changes of Thornthwaite Moisture Index in Victoria. Journal of Australian Geomechanics

J Li, X Sun - Journal of Australian Geomechanics, 2015 - rmit.esploro.exlibrisgroup.com
Climate change has become one of the most pressing environmental concerns and the
greatest challenges to global infrastructure today. It has been demonstrated by many …