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Author

Richard May

Black & Veatch (United Kingdom)

Also Known As

RICHARD May, Richard May, Richard W. May, Richard W. P. May

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Black & Veatch (United Kingdom)HR WallingfordImperial College London
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About

Richard May is an author at Black & Veatch (United Kingdom) specializing in engineering, civil engineering, and geotechnical engineering.

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Civil Engineering

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Environmental Engineering

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Construction Engineering

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Publications

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YearCitations

Self-Cleansing Sewer Design Based on Sediment Transport Principles

David Butler, Richard May, John Ackers

Journal of Hydraulic Engineering

2003

96

EFFECTIVE GRANULAR MODULUS TO MODEL PAVEMENT RESPONSES

Richard May, Matthew W. Witczak

Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board

1981

79

Development of design methodology for self-cleansing sewers

Richard May, John Ackers, David Butler,

Water Science & Technology

1996

51

Preventing Sediment Deposition in Inverted Sewer Siphons

Richard May

Journal of Hydraulic Engineering

2003

25

Asphalt Mixtures Modified with Sulphur Pellets, Impact on Pavement Thickness

Jacques Colange, David Strickland, G. P. Mccabe,

Road Materials and Pavement Design

2010

23

Mechanistic-Empirical Design Guide Modeling of Asphalt Emulsion Full-Depth Reclamation Mixes

Todd Thomas, Richard May

Transportation Research Board 86th Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board

2007

14

Laboratory Evaluation of Sulfur-Modified Warm Mix

Adam Taylor, Nam Tran, Richard May,

2010

13

Designing Sewers to Control Sediment Problems

John Ackers, David Butler, D. J. Leggett,

2001

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