Tunnel Stability Analysis
Tunnel Stability Analysis is a systematic engineering assessment procedure within geotechnical and structural engineering that distinguishes itself by evaluating the mechanical integrity and safety of underground openings in rock or soil environments to predict potential failure mechanisms, deformation, or collapse under loading conditions inherent to immersed tube tunnel construction, operation, and surrounding geological interactions.
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Guilhem Mollon, Daniel Dias, Abdul‐Hamid Soubra · International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics · 2010 · 471 citations
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