Lateral Load Failure is a type of foundation failure mode characterized by the inability of a foundation to resist horizontal forces, resulting in excessive lateral displacement, tilting, or structural collapse due to shear instability or inadequate lateral support.
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A. W. Skempton, P. R. Vaughan · Géotechnique · 1993 · 58 citations
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