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Basal Heave Stability
Failures or collapses of excavations are disastrous at excavation sites. At worst, they endanger the safety of workers and the adjacent properties. Their influential zones are usually so large that significant ground settlement may be introduced and adjacent properties within the influential zones of settlement may be damaged at different extents. Considering this, to avoid failures or collapses is of vital importance and stability analyses are, therefore, firstly required.
Basal Heave Stability
Failures or collapses of excavations are disastrous at excavation sites. At worst, they endanger the safety of workers and the adjacent properties. Their influential zones are usually so large that significant ground settlement may be introduced and adjacent properties within the influential zones of settlement may be damaged at different extents. Considering this, to avoid failures or collapses is of vital importance and stability analyses are, therefore, firstly required.
Basal Heave Stability
Zhang, Wengang (author) / Liu, Hanlong (author)
2021-09-23
41 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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