Load bearing geogrid reinforced soil (GRS) abutments are becoming an economic and popular solution for supporting single-span bridges on major transportation projects in New Zealand, particularly where shallow ground provides adequate bearing capacity. While their use has been pioneered in low-seismicity regions usin...
J. Kupec, Michael Chung, Vanessa Burton et al.· E3S Web of Conferences· 0 citations
In many cases engineers have precautions when they plan and execute a traditional subsoil excavation and substitution for better compacted selected soil. However, in the author’s practical experience frequently they tend to miss the focus about the zone of influence of the bearing pressure underneath foundations, someti...
In densely populated urban environments, deep excavations in soft ground present critical geotechnical challenges due to high groundwater table and weak cohesive soils. Diaphragm walls supported by struts or tieback anchors are frequently used to stabilize such excavations, yet predicting deformation behavior remains c...
Ş. C. Tuna· Konya Journal of Engineering...· 0 citations
With rapid societal development, there is an increasing trend of communities establishing settlements near townships to meet socio-economic needs. However, due to the scarcity of available lands for infrastructure and community development, low-lying marshy lands are often encroached upon. Constructing structures on th...
W. H. S. Fonseka, N. Priyankara· Engineer Journal of the Inst...· 0 citations
The use of mechanically stabilized soil retaining structures has been booming in recent years in Central America, especially in road structures. One of less used uses and more specialized is as a true abutment in bridges, where geometry and loads must be analysed with special attention. During the last 20 years we have...