Excavation Sequence Effects
Excavation Sequence Effects is a phenomenon in geotechnical engineering that characterizes the influence of the temporal and spatial order of excavation on ground deformation and stress redistribution around underground openings, distinguishing it from other stability factors by its dependence on the sequencing of material removal.
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Yong Tan, Bin Wei, Xin Zhou et al. · Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities · 2014 · 104 citations
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