The combined effects of localized subsidence-induced size effects and pipe–soil interaction render conventional load calculation theories inadequate for accurately evaluating pipeline loads after foundation subsidence. To overcome this limitation, the 3D transfer characteristics of vertical loads acting on buried pip...
Xiang Lu, Fu-quan Chen, Dao-Liang Lai et al.· Journal of Pipeline Systems...· 0 citations
An excavation-induced clayey landslide in Jianshui County, Yunnan Province, China, threatens a national refined oil pipeline near the rear slope. Field investigation, borehole logging, laboratory testing, and three-dimensional finite-element analyses were integrated to investigate the excavation–rainstorm instability m...
Hai-Feng Jia, F. A, Ruo-Xi Lin et al.· Engineer· 0 citations
In underground space engineering, the down‐crossing of a tunnel beneath an existing pipeline often leads to soil settlement beneath the pipeline, creating a gap between the pipeline and the soil. This can result in the loss of local support under the pipeline, significantly decreasing its safety and reliability. To a...
Shuiliang Zhang, Yun-Peng Zhang, M. E. Naggar et al.· International journal for nu...· 0 citations
Flexible culverts have been widely used in underground engineering, but the deformation control of buried flexible pipelines during trench backfilling remains challenging. In this study, foamed concrete was introduced as a lightweight backfill material below the pipe springline, with a maximum relative height of 0....
Qian-Wei Xu, Hangfei Yu, Cheng-Zhi Jiang et al.· International Journal of Geo...· 0 citations
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