Analysis of Lateral Spreading Effects on Bridge Foundations

Qiu, Zhijian; Lu, Jinchi; Ebeido, Ahmed; Parayancode, Athul; Chamorro, Axel Arnold Yarahuaman; Elgamal, Ahmed; Martin, Geoffrey; McCartney, John S.

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Analysis of Lateral Spreading Effects on Bridge Foundations

2024-04-01
By Qiu, Zhijian ; Lu, Jinchi ; Ebeido, Ahmed

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Qiu, Zhijian ; Lu, Jinchi ; Ebeido, Ahmed ; Parayancode, Athul ; Chamorro, Axel Arnold Yarahuaman ; Elgamal, Ahmed ; Martin, Geoffrey ; McCartney, John S.
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University of California, San Diego
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California Department of Transportation. Division of Research, Innovation and System Information
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CA 24-3674
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Edition:

Final Report (2019-2022)
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California. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

This research is directed towards enhancements to the assessment and mitigation of liquefaction induced lateral spreading effects on bridge foundation systems. The conducted research scope and outcomes are presented. On this basis, insights are derived for improvement of the current assessment procedures, and mitigation of this detrimental mechanism. Finally, a number of future additional research needs are outlined.
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65A0786
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