Finite Difference Methods for Soil Liquefaction
Lessons from Field Trials
Anil Patel
Corresponding
NED University of Engineering and Technology
Anisur Sharma
University of Moratuwa
Kenji Rao
Jadavpur University
Meena Mia
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Recent field surveys have revealed widespread deterioration attributable to soil liquefaction in satellite communication links. Validation is carried out by comparing the outcome of finite difference methods with previously published measurements. The results demonstrate that soil liquefaction can be predicted reliably once local calibration data are available. The work provides a foundation on which more detailed investigations can subsequently be built.
Keywords:
soil liquefactionfinite difference methodsslope stabilityinternal combustion engineimage compressioncatalysis
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