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Discussion on Parameters Value of Earthquate Liquefaction Embankment Foundation Soil

Cai Shaoji

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Based on discussion on parameters value of liquefaction during earthquake of embankment foundation soil,the authors innovatively put forward that normal water level for design is used as underground water level at project normal state.It is significant to determinate sand liquefaction correctly of embankment foundation soil.

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Based on discussion on parameters value of liquefaction during earthquake of embankment foundation soil,the authors innovatively put forward that normal water level for design is used as underground water level at project normal state.It is significant to determinate sand liquefaction correctly of embankment foundation soil.

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Based on discussion on parameters value of liquefaction during earthquake of embankment foundation soil,the authors innovatively put forward that normal water level for design is used as underground water level at project normal state.It is significant to determinate sand liquefaction correctly of embankment foundation soil.

Key concepts: Liquefaction, Levee, Foundation (evidence), Geotechnical engineering, Soil liquefaction, Geology, Environmental science, Engineering

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