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Winkel, J. (author)
Even though for most hydraulic and geotechnical structures clear guidelines are available, those for flexible dolphins are still missing. Consequently, whether a design is safe is usually subject of debate. Economical dolphin piles are large diameter tubular piles, susceptible to local buckling. After installation the embedded part of these...
master thesis 2016
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Den Arend, D.E. (author)
Piles subjected to horizontal soil displacements are a common phenomenon at constructions next to soil embankments, for example an abutment of a bridge. Shell factors play an important role in the analysis of these piles with 2-dimensional (2D) design methods. This study investigates if the limitations of a 2D method, in relation to the 3...
master thesis 2010
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Chi, N.T. (author)
When a pile is driven into soil, the soil is pushed away which results in significant changes in both stress state and strain state. Using Finite Element Code to simulate the pile installation process has been not yet completely successful partly due to the limited knowledge of the governing behavior of the soil around a displacement pile. An...
master thesis 2008
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Archeewa, E. (author)
Pile load tests are commonly used by engineers to determine its bearing capacity. At present, there are three methods of pile load tests: the static, the dynamic and the quasi-static test. The static pile load test is done by applying an axial load on the pile with a long duration. The dynamic and quasi-static tests are done with an impact load...
report 2005
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Dijkstra, J. (author)
When in-situ tests are performed to determine the ultimate capacity of a pile after the installation, quite a lot of types of tests are available. The following tests are generally used, in order from most used method to least used method: the static testing method, dynamic testing methods, pseudostatic and statnamic testing methods. During a...
report 2004
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Jansen, J.D. (author)
Part I: The computer program INTRA models the collapse behavior of trusswork offshore structures with the aid of two types of elements: 'Beam-column' elements, designed to simulate bending dominated failure of structural members, and 'strut' elements, that can represent normal force dominated failure. The behavior of both types of INTRA elements...
master thesis 1986
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