The American Society of Civil Engineers provides guidance on selecting suitable shoring systems for excavations in soft ground conditions, including soldier piles and lagging, and sheet pile walls.
This research paper reviews current practices in shoring systems for soft ground excavations, highlighting the importance of considering soil properties and excavation geometry in system design.
The Federal Highway Administration provides information on excavation support systems for soft ground, including the use of tiebacks, rakers, and internal bracing to ensure excavation stability.
This article discusses the challenges of designing shoring systems for deep excavations in soft soil and presents a case study on the use of a top-down construction method to minimize soil disturbance.
This online course covers the design and construction of shoring systems for soft ground excavations, including the selection of suitable materials and the consideration of safety and environmental factors.
This video presents innovative shoring systems for soft ground excavations, including the use of modular shoring systems and hydraulic shoring equipment.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides guidance on best practices for shoring systems in soft ground excavations, including the importance of regular inspections and maintenance.
This research article presents a numerical modeling and analysis of soft ground shoring systems, highlighting the importance of considering soil-structure interaction and nonlinear soil behavior.