Soil Structure Interactions of Retaining Walls

Abstract
Structural stiffness of a retaining wall, properties of the foundation soils, and the construction sequence, including order of placement of fill in front and back of the wall, affect movements and hence the development of active and passive earth pressures. Retaining walls considered in this paper are the traditional reinforced concrete type usually constructed along highways and dam spillway structures – the highway wall is a simple cantilever...
Paper Details
Title
Soil Structure Interactions of Retaining Walls
Published Date
Feb 8, 2016
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