Predicting the performance of embankments on PVD-improved subsoils

The behaviour of two sections of a test embankment constructed in Ballina, Australia, was predicted by finite element analyses before (Class-A) and after (Class-C) knowing the field-measured data. By comparing the predictions with the field data, it is concluded that simple models such as modified C...

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description The behaviour of two sections of a test embankment constructed in Ballina, Australia, was predicted by finite element analyses before (Class-A) and after (Class-C) knowing the field-measured data. By comparing the predictions with the field data, it is concluded that simple models such as modified Cam clay, with reliable values of model parameters, can produce reasonable results for the performance of embankments on clayey deposit improved through prefabricated vertical drains for a relatively short time period. The Class-A prediction is judged as reasonably good, and the Class-C prediction gives satisfactory simulations of the field performance.
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Embankment
Embankments
Finite element analyses
Finite element analysis
Finite element method
Mathematical models
Parameter modification
Performance prediction
Predictions
Prefabricated vertical drain
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Soft soil
Studies
Subsoils
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