THE ACCOUNT OF OPTIONS SHEET OF WALLS PROFILE LARSEN IN THE DESIGN OF EXCAVATIONS SUPPORTING
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Bending stiffness and strength of steel sheet retaining walls is strongly dependent on shear resistance of pile interlocks. This fact, usually, is not taken into account in domestic practice of design and construction of sheet walls
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| Authors | Mangushev, Rashid A.;Fadeev, Alexandr B.; |
| Journal | international journal for computational civil and structural engineering |
| Year | 2017 |
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