Numerical modeling of soil-structure interaction problems involving flexible or soft geosynthetic inclusions and large deformation is known to be challenging, especially in the presence of nearby structures. This thesis is devoted to developing a numerical modeling framework for the analysis of soil-geosynthetic interaction problems. It reports the results of both 2D and 3D analyses with explicit modeling of the geometry and material behavior of geosynthetics and the surrounding backfill. The numerical results are validated using existing laboratory experimental data. Two types of geosynthetics that are commonly used in geotechnical engineering projects are considered using the proposed numerical framework; EPS geofoam and geogrid. A numer...
ABSTRACT: While ultimate failure governs the performance of some geosynthetic-reinforced systems (e....
Soil reinforcement has rapidly become one of the most common soil improvement techniques used in geo...
The article presents the way of modelling flat geogrids using the Discrete Element Method (DEM). Sim...
Modeling soil-structure interaction problems involving granular material and large deformation is a ...
The design of subsurface structures associated with transportation and other underground facilities,...
The possibilities of the particle finite element method (PFEM) for modeling geotechnical problems ar...
The possibilities of the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) for modelling geotechnical problems a...
The thesis topic is the geogrid-reinforced layer based on the Discrete Element Method (DEM). The mai...
ABSTRACT: A two-dimensional analytical model based on elasticity theory is developed for modeling so...
Geotechnical practice deals with designing foundations and earth structures. Structure\ud –...
The soil reinforcement by geosynthetic is used in many types of structures: embankments on compressi...
The present thesis aims to extend an insight into the soil-structure interaction behaviour in the In...
Soft soil improvement by vertical rigid piles is a technique which associates a pile grid and a gran...
Due to the economic and ecologic advantages of geogrids, this kind of geosynthetic material has been...
ABSTRACT: While ultimate failure governs the performance of some geosynthetic-reinforced systems (e....
Soil reinforcement has rapidly become one of the most common soil improvement techniques used in geo...
The article presents the way of modelling flat geogrids using the Discrete Element Method (DEM). Sim...
Modeling soil-structure interaction problems involving granular material and large deformation is a ...
The design of subsurface structures associated with transportation and other underground facilities,...
The possibilities of the particle finite element method (PFEM) for modeling geotechnical problems ar...
The possibilities of the Particle Finite Element Method (PFEM) for modelling geotechnical problems a...
The thesis topic is the geogrid-reinforced layer based on the Discrete Element Method (DEM). The mai...
ABSTRACT: A two-dimensional analytical model based on elasticity theory is developed for modeling so...
Geotechnical practice deals with designing foundations and earth structures. Structure\ud –...
The soil reinforcement by geosynthetic is used in many types of structures: embankments on compressi...
The present thesis aims to extend an insight into the soil-structure interaction behaviour in the In...
Soft soil improvement by vertical rigid piles is a technique which associates a pile grid and a gran...
Due to the economic and ecologic advantages of geogrids, this kind of geosynthetic material has been...
ABSTRACT: While ultimate failure governs the performance of some geosynthetic-reinforced systems (e....
Soil reinforcement has rapidly become one of the most common soil improvement techniques used in geo...
The article presents the way of modelling flat geogrids using the Discrete Element Method (DEM). Sim...