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Discussion: Nonlinear Soil Response—1994 Northridge, California, Earthquake
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Seismic Lateral Pressures in Soils with Cohesion
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A full‐range, elastic‐plastic solution for seismic stresses in the free field is obtained for an ideal Mohr‐Coulomb material with cohesion. In addition, the effect of uniform surface tractions are included as are both ...
Discussion and Closure: Upper-Bound Solutions for Bearing Capacity of Foundations
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Balanced Seismic Design of Anchored Retaining Walls
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Large permanent displacements of anchored retaining walls such as quay walls, sheet‐pile walls, and bulkheads are often reported in the literature after moderate to strong seismic activity. In most cases, liquefaction of ...
Seismic Passive Resistance of Tied‐Back Walls
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Previous work on the seismic behavior of retaining walls is briefly reviewed, and in particular, the Mononobe‐Okabe analysis for the limiting passive resistance is discussed. A test series is described that considers passive ...
Dynamic Fluidization of Soils
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Free‐field limit analysis of a homogeneous layer of dry soil excited by uniform horizontal and vertical acceleration components leads to simple equations describing various stages of inertial shear fluidization. Orientations ...
Inclination Factors for Seismic Bearing Capacity
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The classic approach for static analysis and design for the effect of shear forces transmitted by shallow foundations is to modify the bearing capacity by introducing inclination factors to reduce the shear strength provided ...
Seismic Bearing Capacity and Settlements of Foundations
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Field and laboratory observations of seismic settlements of shallow foundations on granular soils that are not attributable to changes in density or liquefaction are explained in terms of seismic degradation of bearing ...
Closure to “<i>Seismic Bearing Capacity and Settlements of Foundations</i>” by R. Richards Jr., D. G. Elms, and M. Budhu (April, 1993, Vol. 119, No. 4)
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers