Analysis and Numerical Modelling of a Piled Foundation Reinforced Geosynthetics to Support for Full-Height Bridge Abutments Constructed through Soft Soil

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Abstract

Increased traffic volume had made it necessary to rise transport capacities by construction of full-height bridge. Therefore, the scope of this paper is the analysis of full-height embankment behind abutment on geosynthetic reinforced pile supported (GRPS), with a commercially available finite element software. The analyses of fourteen cases of GRPS system supported under embankment and two untreated foundations are presented in this paper. The factors considered include the construction time, pile center to center spacing, supported region and length of piles DM (Deep-Mixing).

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Pham Anh Tuan. 2016. \u201cAnalysis and Numerical Modelling of a Piled Foundation Reinforced Geosynthetics to Support for Full-Height Bridge Abutments Constructed through Soft Soil\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - J: General Engineering GJRE-J Volume 16 (GJRE Volume 16 Issue J3): .

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Increased traffic volume had made it necessary to rise transport capacities by construction of full-height bridge. Therefore, the scope of this paper is the analysis of full-height embankment behind abutment on geosynthetic reinforced pile supported (GRPS), with a commercially available finite element software. The analyses of fourteen cases of GRPS system supported under embankment and two untreated foundations are presented in this paper. The factors considered include the construction time, pile center to center spacing, supported region and length of piles DM (Deep-Mixing).

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Analysis and Numerical Modelling of a Piled Foundation Reinforced Geosynthetics to Support for Full-Height Bridge Abutments Constructed through Soft Soil

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