Anchorage behavior of shaft anchors in alluvial soils

Article Abstract:

H. J. Liao, C. D. Ou, and S. C. Shu conducted a research on the anchorage capability of normal and single-bore multiple anchors in alluvial soils in Taipei. The study presented a chance to examine the different construction and testing techniques and to compare the data obtained with the results from other studies done on multiple anchors. There are several factors to consider in analyzing anchor capacities. These include the installation method, the load transfer mechanisms, and the loading techniques.

Anchorage (Structural engineering)

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Influence of in situ factors on dynamic response of Piedmont residual soils

Article Abstract:

An analysis is presented on the role of weathering conditions on the computation of soil mechanics dynamic testing, focusing on overconsolidation of data on in-place rock weathering versus transported soil behavior.

New Zealand, Statistical Data Included, Methods, Environmental aspects, Piedmonts (Geology), Dynamic testing, Piedmonts, Dynamic testing (Engineering)

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A unique critical state for sand?

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This article discusses the manner in which strain testing is used to find the critical state of sand. Topics include deformation, matter states, and soil mechanics.

Testing, Matter, Properties, Sandy soils, Critical point

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