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Diaphragm Wall Friction in Deep Excavation by Diego Alejandro Flores Ortíz is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses a case study of a deep excavation for a metro station in Amsterdam where compressed air was initially planned to secure stability against uplift. Through probabilistic analysis of diaphragm wall friction, it was shown that wall friction could significantly contribute to stability, allowing excavation without compressed air. Parameters like soil properties, pore pressures, and wall friction were analyzed using Monte Carlo simulation to assess failure probability. Field and lab tests v
- Author
- Diego Alejandro Flores Ortíz
- Language
- EN