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Liquefaction and Lateral Spreading

Earthquake induced ground liquefaction can result in significant deformations at the surface - in some cases enough to topple large buildings.

Lateral spreading resulting from liquefaction can also cause catastrophic damage affecting large areas.

For specialists in liquefaction and lateral spreading see LDE for:

  • Site liquefaction potential
  • Identification of layers prone to liquefaction
  • Quantification of the magnitude of surface settlement
  • Quantification of differential settlement potential
  • Structural deformation potential
  • Magnitudes of lateral spreading potential across the site
  • Surface deformation potential
  • Design advice to minimise the risk of building deformation associated with lateral spreading
  • Lateral spreading remediation

If you need any assistance with any of these call us now on 0800 397 566, or send us an enquiry form.


Earthquake induced ground liquefaction can result in significant deformations at the surface

Lateral spreading resulting from liquefaction can also cause catastrophic damage affecting large areas.
 
 
 

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