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Research on the Uplift Bearing Capacity of Suction Caisson Foundation under Local Tensile Failure
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Behavior of Suction Caissons Measured in Laboratory Pullout Tests
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Upper Bound Solutions for Uplift Ultimate Bearing Capacity of Suction Caisson Foundation
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Study on Uplift Bearing Characteristics of Gravitational Reinforced Composite Suction Caisson Foundation
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Analysis and prediction of suction caisson uplift capacity based on ISM and DNN
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Micro-macro analysis of the uplift behavior of the suction anchor in clay based on the CFD-DEM coupling model
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Performance optimization of BP-DNN prediction model of suction caisson uplift bearing capacity employing modified Co-teaching method
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Mechanics and deformation characteristics of an oversized inclined caisson foundation when being reused
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Numerical investigation of pull-out capacity and failure mechanism of suction anchors with mooring line in sand
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Failure mechanism of suction anchor based on FEM-SPH method considering torsion effect
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Wave-induced oblique cyclic load bearing characteristic of suction anchor foundations for submerged floating tunnels: experimental and numerical study
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Bearing performance of single-tension-type triple-anchor system for offshore wind turbines
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Model test on extraction behavior of suction caisson in layered soil under axial loading
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Model Tests on Influence Factors on the Pullout Behavior of Suction Caisson in Stratified Soils
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Evolution Mechanism and Cyclic Degradation Model of Ultimate Bearing Capacity for Suction Caissons Under Inclined Combined Loading
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Bearing Capacity Characteristics of Composite Bucket Foundation Under Torque Loading
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Numerical Modeling of Composite Load-Induced Seabed Response around a Suction Anchor
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