Abstract
In this article, the mathematical models within the Plaxis 3D software were used to simulate and assess the deflection of diaphragm walls, comparing with data collected from a real project. This scientific and effective approach is crucial, as analyzing and simulating the excavation stages before constructing diaphragm walls for underground levels becomes essential for controlling wall displacement and preventing potential soil erosion issues in the surrounding deep excavation, which could have serious consequences for neighboring structures. The numerical modeling results demonstrate that the deflection of the diaphragm wall varies inversely with its thickness, but this variation is relatively small and quite compatible with the observed data
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