The design of subsurface structures associated with transportation and other underground facilities, such as buried pipes and culverts, requires an understanding of soil-structure interaction. These structures are usually subjected to heavy loads from the backfill material in addition to substantial traffic loads, particularly when the structure is buried at shallow depth below ground surface. The soil-structure interaction of these systems depend on several factors including the method of construction and the relative stiffness between the structure and the surrounding backfill material. To reduce earth pressure acting on buried structures, different techniques have been proposed by researchers including the installation of geosynthetic ma...
Soil arching exists in many geotechnical applications, including tunnels, buried pipes and culverts,...
Recent developments in constructions have heightened the need for protecting existing buried infrast...
Currently there are many solutions to improve soil properties. Geosynthetic materials (geogrids and ...
AbstractUnderstanding the distribution of earth pressure on buried structures is essential for the a...
Numerical modeling of soil-structure interaction problems involving flexible or soft geosynthetic in...
The buried conduits/pipes have been used for a comprehensive transport purpose, such as transporting...
The French underground is occupied by a considerable number of natural or anthropogenic underground ...
This study focuses on the evaluation of the load transfer mechanism and the determination of the sha...
The progressive development of the territory leads to the exploitation of new areas, which are curre...
The instability of underground cavities due to mining or tunneling activities can induce surface gro...
Soft soil improvement by vertical rigid piles is a technique which associates a pile grid and a gran...
The study of earth pressure distribution on buried structures has a great practical importance in co...
International audienceConsequence of the sinkhole mode on the load transfer mechanisms and on the de...
Soil arching exists in many geotechnical applications, including tunnels, buried pipes and culverts,...
Recent developments in constructions have heightened the need for protecting existing buried infrast...
Currently there are many solutions to improve soil properties. Geosynthetic materials (geogrids and ...
AbstractUnderstanding the distribution of earth pressure on buried structures is essential for the a...
Numerical modeling of soil-structure interaction problems involving flexible or soft geosynthetic in...
The buried conduits/pipes have been used for a comprehensive transport purpose, such as transporting...
The French underground is occupied by a considerable number of natural or anthropogenic underground ...
This study focuses on the evaluation of the load transfer mechanism and the determination of the sha...
The progressive development of the territory leads to the exploitation of new areas, which are curre...
The instability of underground cavities due to mining or tunneling activities can induce surface gro...
Soft soil improvement by vertical rigid piles is a technique which associates a pile grid and a gran...
The study of earth pressure distribution on buried structures has a great practical importance in co...
International audienceConsequence of the sinkhole mode on the load transfer mechanisms and on the de...
Soil arching exists in many geotechnical applications, including tunnels, buried pipes and culverts,...
Recent developments in constructions have heightened the need for protecting existing buried infrast...
Currently there are many solutions to improve soil properties. Geosynthetic materials (geogrids and ...