Lateral Resistance
Lateral Resistance is a mechanical property that denotes the capacity of an offshore foundation to withstand horizontal forces imposed by environmental loads, distinguishing it from axial resistance through its directional opposition to lateral displacement.
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Stability of plate anchors in undrained clay
R. S. Merifield, Scott W. Sloan, Hai‐Sui Yu · Géotechnique · 2001 · 270 citations
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