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The predictive value of modified-Naples prognostic score for patients with locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer undergoing surgery after neoadjuvant chemotherapy. [PDF]
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P-y Curves of laterally loaded barrettes
Innovative Infrastructure Solutions, 2021Rectangular shaped piles (barrettes) are extensively used in construction projects to resist relatively high lateral loads in different onshore and offshore facilities. The need to analyze barrettes subjected to lateral loads is one of the challenges in the field of deep foundations. P-y curves and finite element method are widely trusted approaches to
Mohamed M. Mansour +2 more
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Experimental p-y curves for liquefied soils from centrifuge tests
Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration, 2021The present study aims to obtain p-y curves (Winkler spring properties for lateral pile-soil interaction) for liquefied soil from 12 comprehensive centrifuge test cases where pile groups were embedded in liquefiable soil. The p-y curve for fully liquefied soil is back-calculated from the dynamic centrifuge test data using a numerical procedure from the
Suresh R. Dash, Subhamoy Bhattacharya
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Re-Examination Of P-Y Curve Formulations
Offshore Technology Conference, 1979ABSTRACT In the analysis of piles supporting offshore structures, the key element in predicting the response to lateral loads is the determination of the appropriate lateral load - deformation relationships (p-y curves) for the soil.
J.B. Stevens, J.M.E. Audibert
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