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Risk-Factor-Based Analysis of Cantilever Sheet Pile Walls
Sensitivity analysis involving different random variables and potential failure modes of cantilever sheet pile walls for different soil conditions focuses on the fact that high sensitivity of a particular variable on a particular failure mode does not necessarily imply a remarkable contribution to overall failure probability (Pf). The present paper aims at identifying a probabilistic risk factor (Rf) for each random variable based on the combined effects of Pf of each mode of failure and sensitivity of each random variable on these failure modes. Three different soil conditions are considered: (1) cohesionless soil above and below dredge line, (2) cohesionless soil above dredge line and cohesive soil below dredge line, and (3) cohesive soil above and below dredge line. It is observed that friction angle of both foundation and backfill soils are the major guiding factors for Case 1, while for Cases 2 and 3, cohesion for foundation soil dominates over the other two random variables. Thus the present paper proposes a safe and economic design by assigning different Rf for different random variables for sheet pile walls embedded in different subsurface conditions and varying positions of water table.
Risk-Factor-Based Analysis of Cantilever Sheet Pile Walls
Sensitivity analysis involving different random variables and potential failure modes of cantilever sheet pile walls for different soil conditions focuses on the fact that high sensitivity of a particular variable on a particular failure mode does not necessarily imply a remarkable contribution to overall failure probability (Pf). The present paper aims at identifying a probabilistic risk factor (Rf) for each random variable based on the combined effects of Pf of each mode of failure and sensitivity of each random variable on these failure modes. Three different soil conditions are considered: (1) cohesionless soil above and below dredge line, (2) cohesionless soil above dredge line and cohesive soil below dredge line, and (3) cohesive soil above and below dredge line. It is observed that friction angle of both foundation and backfill soils are the major guiding factors for Case 1, while for Cases 2 and 3, cohesion for foundation soil dominates over the other two random variables. Thus the present paper proposes a safe and economic design by assigning different Rf for different random variables for sheet pile walls embedded in different subsurface conditions and varying positions of water table.
Risk-Factor-Based Analysis of Cantilever Sheet Pile Walls
GuhaRay, Anasua (Autor:in) / Baidya, Dilip Kumar (Autor:in)
Geo-Congress 2014 ; 2014 ; Atlanta, Georgia
Geo-Congress 2014 Technical Papers ; 3343-3353
24.02.2014
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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