João Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado

Mr. João Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado

University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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4 March 2024 in Geotechnics
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JDJoão Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
João Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
LDLijun Deng
Lijun Deng
YCYuxiang Chen
Yuxiang Chen
YCYing Hei Chui
Ying Hei Chui
In northern Canada where permafrost is prevalent, a persistent shortage of accessible, affordable, and high-quality housing has been ongoing for decades. The design of foundations in permafrost presents unique engineering challenges due to permafrost soil mechanics and the effects of climate change. There is no specific design code for pile or shallow foundations in northern Canada. Consequently, the design process heavily relies on the experience of Arctic engineers. To clearly document the current practice and provide guidance to engineers or professionals, a comprehensive review of the practice in foundation design in the Arctic would be necessary. The main objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the common foundations in permafrost and the geotechnical considerations adopted for building on frozen soils. This study conducted a review of current practices in deep and shallow foundations used in northern Canada. The review summarized the current methods for estimating key factors, including the adfreeze strength, creep settlement, and frost heave, used in foundation design in permafrost. To understand the geotechnical considerations in foundation design, this study carried out interviews with several engineers or professionals experienced in designing foundations in permafrost; the findings and the interviewees’ opinions were summarized. Lastly, in order to demonstrate the design methods obtained from the interviews and review, the paper presents two design examples where screw piles and steel pipe piles were designed to support a residential building in northern Canada, according to the current principles for adfreeze strength, long term creep settlement, and frost heave. The permafrost was assumed to be at −1.5 °C, and the design life span was assumed to be 50 years. The design examples suggested that for an axial load of 75 kN, a 12-m-long steel pipe pile or a 7-m-long screw pile would be needed.

1 January 2022 in Cerâmica Industrial
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AMAgnelo Morais
Agnelo Morais
JDJoão Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
João Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
ÉLÉrica Karine Alves de Lima
Érica Karine Alves de Lima
CRCristiane Xavier Resende
Cristiane Xavier Resende
GPGilvan Moreira da Paz
Gilvan Moreira da Paz
VSValdeci Bosco dos Santos
Valdeci Bosco dos Santos
Ceram. Ind., vol.27, n1, p.1-11, 2022

21 September 2023 in Journal of Natural Fibers
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JDJoão Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
João Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
MAMaria Elayne Rodrigues Alves
Maria Elayne Rodrigues Alves
WJWilson Alves de Oliveira Júnior
Wilson Alves de Oliveira Júnior
BOBruna Leal Melo de Oliveira
Bruna Leal Melo de Oliveira
HSHitalo de Jesus Bezerra da Silva
Hitalo de Jesus Bezerra da Silva
VSValdeci Bosco dos Santos
Valdeci Bosco dos Santos

30 October 2025 in Soils and Foundations
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JDJoão Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
João Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
LDLijun Deng
Lijun Deng

19 January 2024 in Preprints.org
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JDJoão Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
João Batista de Oliveira LIbório Dourado
LDLijun Deng
Lijun Deng
YCYuxiang Chen
Yuxiang Chen
YCYing Hei Chui
Ying Hei Chui
In northern Canada where permafrost is prevalent, a shortage of accessible, affordable, and high-quality housing has been ongoing for decades. Design of foundations in permafrost presents unique engineering challenges due to permafrost soil mechanics and climate change. There is no specific design code for pile or shallow foundations in northern Canada. Consequently, the design process heavily relies on the expertise and experience of Arctic geotechnical engineers who have specialized knowledge in this field. Therefore, a comprehensive review of the practice or literature in foundation design in the Arctic would be necessary. The main objective of this review paper is to provide an overview of the common foundations in permafrost and the techniques adopted to counteract the effects of frozen soils. This study conducted a literature review of state-of-the-art practices on deep and shallow foundations used in northern Canada, including common steel pipe piles and thermosyphons. The review summarized the current principles, including adfreeze strength, creep settlement, and frost heave, used in the foundation design in permafrost. Then this paper summarized the findings from interviewing several engineers or professionals who have experiences in the design of foundations in permafrost. The interviews revealed the technical and non-technical aspects of foundation design practice in northern Canada. Lastly, in order to demonstrate the design methods, the paper presented two examples where screw piles and steel pipe piles were designed to support a residential building in northern Canada, according to the state-of-practice criteria for adfreeze strength, long term settlement and frost heave.

12 March 2021
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WJWilson Alves Oliveira Junior
Wilson Alves Oliveira Junior
MAMaria Elayne Rodrigues Alves
Maria Elayne Rodrigues Alves
ABAluska Do Nascimento Simões Braga
Aluska Do Nascimento Simões Braga
AOAdriana Ferla DE Olliveira
Adriana Ferla DE Olliveira
ARAfonso Henrique DE Campos Rodrigues
Afonso Henrique DE Campos Rodrigues
WSWellington Andrade DA Silva
Wellington Andrade DA Silva
Caro(a) leitor(a), Como definir a engenharia? Por uma ótica puramente etimológica, ela é derivada do latim ingenium, cujo significado é "inteligência" e ingeniare, que significa "inventar, conceber". A inteligência de conceber define o engenheiro. Fácil perceber que aqueles cujo oficio está associado a inteligência de conceber, dependem umbilicalmente da tecnologia e a multidisciplinaridade. Nela reunimos várias contribuições de trabalhos em áreas variadas da engenharia e tecnologia. Ligados sobretudo a indústria petroquímica com potencial de impacto nas engenharias. Aos autores dos diversos trabalhos que compõe esta obra, expressamos o nosso agradecimento pela submissão de suas pesquisas junto a Atena Editora. Aos leitores, desejamos que esta obra possa colaborar no constante aprendizado que a profissão nos impõe. Boa leitura! João Dallamuta Henrique Ajuz Holzmann Rennan Otavio Kanashiro