岩土工程现场调查

Geotechnical site investigations

Australian Standard^®

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This Australian Standard was prepared by Committee CE/15, Geotechnical Site Investigations. It was approved on behalf of the Council of Standards Australia on 21 September 1992 and published on 13 April 1993.

The following interests are represented on Committee CE/15:

• Association of Consulting Engineers Australia
• Australian Geomechanics Society
• Austroads
• Board of Works
• CSIRO, Division of Building, Construction and Engineering
• CSIRO, Division of Geomechanics
• Department of Administrative Services—Australian Construction Services
• Electricity Commission of New South Wales
• National Association of Testing Authorities Australia
• Quarry Masters Association of New South Wales
• Railways of Australia Committee
• University of New South Wales

Additional interests participating in preparation of Standard:

• Australian Geomechanics Society (Sydney Group)

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This Standard was issued in draft form for comment as DR 90124.

AS 1726—1993

Australian Standard^®

Geotechnical site investigations

First published as AS 1726—1978.

Second edition (including Add. No. 1 1978) 1981.

Third edition 1993.

Incorporating:

Amdt 1—1994

Amdt 2—1994

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PREFACE

This Standard was prepared by the Standards Australia Committee on Geotechnical Site Investigations, to supersede AS 1726—1981, Geotechnical site investigations. This edition was prepared in a form that will allow it to be called up in legislation, and the provisions are supported in a number of non-mandatory Appendices.

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