Instrument used to measure inclination of a structure. Typically used to monitor sensitive structures adjacent to excavation and construction sites.
tiltmeter
French: inclinomètre
German: Neigungsmeßgerät
Spanish: inclinómetro
Italian: inclinometro
Portuguese: inclinometro
Dutch: hellingsmeter
timber pile
A cut tree, usually debarked, and pressure treated with creosote or other preservative, usually driven small end down. Probably the earliest form of pile.
French: pilotis de bois
German: Holzpfahl
Spanish: pilotes de madera
Italian: palo in legno
Portuguese: estaca de madeira
Dutch: houten paal
time-settlement curve
French: courbe ou diagramme de tassement en fonction du temps
German: Zeit-Setzungs-Kurve
Spanish: curva de tiempos-asientos
Italian: curva tempo-assestamento
Portuguese: curva dos assentamentos em função do tempo
Dutch: tijd-zakkings-curve
tip of the pile
French: pointe du pieu, sabot
German: Pfahlspitze
Spanish: azuche de un pilote, punta de un pilote
Italian: punta del palo
Portuguese: ponta de estaca
Dutch: paalpunt
Toe
See Pile Toe.
Toe Elevation
See Pile Penetration.
toe failure
French: rupture de base
German: Basisbruch
Spanish: fallo de pie
Italian: rottura al piede
Portuguese: rotura pelo pé do talude
Dutch: paalpuntbezwijken
Toe Grouting
Also called “base-grouting”. Injection of cement-based grout at pile toe to improve condition or bearing capacity. Commonly applied for wet-processed bored piles or drilled shafts in Europe and Asia.
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