Theorie Des Erddrucks Auf Grund Der Neueren Anschauungen, written by Jakob Johann Weyrauch and originally published in 1881, presents a comprehensive exploration of earth pressure theory based on contemporary understandings of the field. This historical work delves into the principles governing the forces exerted by soil against retaining structures, offering valuable insights for civil engineers and geologists.
Weyrauch's detailed analysis provides a foundational understanding of soil mechanics relevant to the design and construction of stable and reliable earthworks. This book offers a unique perspective on the evolution of civil engineering practices during the late 19th century and remains a valuable resource for those interested in the history of engineering and the development of earth pressure theories.
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