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    Development of full scale testing of an alternate foundation system for post and panel retaining walls

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    Final report (5.769Mb)
    Date
    2009-03
    Author
    Titi, Hani
    Panda, Ritu
    Helwany, Sam
    Publisher
    Wisconsin Highway Research Program
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    Abstract
    This research will develop and test a new, potentially less expensive and more easily executed design for post-and-panel retaining wall foundations. The design, proposed by several contractors to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT), replaces the use of cylindrical, concrete anchors for retaining wall piles with steel plates welded to piles and driven directly into the ground. This study will examine the feasibility of this proposed system.
    Subject
    Wisconsin
    Steel plates
    Retaining walls
    Research projects
    Prototype tests
    Posts
    Panels
    Foundations
    Embankment foundations
    Concrete
    Anchors (Structural connectors)
    Permanent Link
    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/53883
    Type
    Technical Report
    Description
    127 p.
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    • Wisconsin Highway Research Program

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