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Cun Hu, Junfeng Chen, Chun Fai Leung, Yean Khow Chow and Zhichuan Li
As most existing experimental studies on plate anchors were carried out in uniform clay, a centrifuge model study is presented in this paper to investigate the pull-out behaviour of plate anchors in normally consolidated clay, which is not uncommon in of...
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Anderson Peccin da Silva, Andrea Diambra, Dimitris Karamitros and Shiao Huey Chow
This paper presents a new macro-element modelling framework for plate anchors which enables the effect of pore water pressure changes and the related evolution of soil strength during the process of cyclic loading and consolidation to be captured. The pr...
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Haixiao Liu, Yancheng Yang and Jinsong Peng
Anchors may exhibit various complicated behaviors in the seabed, especially for deepwater anchors including gravity installed anchors (GIAs) and drag embedment plate anchors (drag anchors), stimulating the development of an efficient analytical tool that...
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Il-Bum Kwon, Yong-Seok Kwon, Dae-Cheol Seo, Dong-Jin Yoon and Eunho Kim
Anchor systems are widely used to stabilize soil slope and suppress slope failure. Thus, monitoring conditions of an anchor system is important to prevent disasters due to slope failure. The slope condition can be indirectly monitored by sensing the tens...
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YOSHIHISA MIYATA, RICHARD J. BATHURST and TAKEHARU KONAMI
Pág. 885 - 895
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Darren Vian, Michel Bruneau, K. C. Tsai, and Y.-C. Lin
Pág. 211 - 220
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Darren Vian, Michel Bruneau, and Ronny Purba
Pág. 221 - 228
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