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Onshore wind turbine foundations

Authors: Eric ANTOINET, Maxime MARTHE

Publication date: November 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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    8. Geotechnical risk management

    8.1 Organization of geotechnical engineering assignments

    Standard NF P 94 500 of November 2013 defines the general framework for the sequence of geotechnical engineering assignments to be carried out as part of the construction of a structure.

    These missions are organized in 3 successive stages:

    • preliminary studies ;

    • design studies ;

    • completion of the work.

    Geotechnical engineering assignments are generally undertaken after the building permit has been obtained. See table 6

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