- Date
- 06 October 2020
- Time
This event has now ended
Overview
This presentation will provide an overview of recent experimental and theoretical developments at Bristol University to aid the design of offshore geotechnical systems.
The talk will focus on: (i) new constitutive modelling techniques to predict the long term cyclic behaviour of soils and offshore mono-pile foundations, (ii) the development of new large scale experimental rigs to study the on-bottom stability of offshore pipelines and cables; and (iii) new macro-element modelling techniques applied to anchoring systems for floating energy devices, such as wind and wave energy converter.
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