Pile-Stabilized Slopes is a slope stabilization technique in which reinforced concrete or steel piles are installed vertically into unstable slope layers to provide mechanical resistance against mass movement by transferring shear forces to deeper, competent strata.
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Coupled effects in stability analysis of pile–slope systems
Jinoh Won, Kwang-Ho You, Sangseom Jeong et al. · Computers and Geotechnics · 2005 · 224 citations
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