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Proceedings Papers
Publisher: Offshore Technology Conference
Paper presented at the Offshore Technology Conference, May 4–7, 1992
Paper Number: OTC-6844-MS
... frictional. Suction at pile point is usually not considered, and the tensile pile capacity is calculated assuming drained conditions. Depending on the breakout velocity a transient state between drained states (no suction at all) and entirely undrained failure can be defined, and increased breakout capacity...
Proceedings Papers
Publisher: Offshore Technology Conference
Paper presented at the Offshore Technology Conference, May 4–7, 1992
Paper Number: OTC-6846-MS
... Pipe surface roughness Submerged pipe weight history Breakout velocity Vertical displacement The soil resistance was measured during displacement controlled simple breakout. Although thermal expansion in-situ occurs due to force build-up, displacement controlled tests were run to ease test data...