会议专题

MECHANISM OF EARTH PRESSURE AND SIDEWALL FRICTION ACTING ON AN EMBEDDED FOOTING IN DRY SAND BASED ON CENTRIFUGE TESTING

Dynamic centrifuge testing of a superstructure-footing-piles model in dry sand deposit was performed, yielding the following conclusions. (1) Earth pressure and wall friction acting on the active and passive sides of the footing were investigated. The hysteresis loop shape of the relative displacement and the wall friction resembles that of the earth thrust. When the total earth thrust amplitude decreases, both sides wall friction tends to act upward on the footing, suggesting that the earth pressure acting on both sides corresponds to the passive side. (2) The sidewall friction and earth pressure acting on the sidewalls of the footing were investigated. The sidewall friction amplitude increases with increasing relative displacement because the earth pressure amplitude creases with increasing relative displacement.

earth pressure friction embedded footing piles centrifuge model test sand

Shuji Tamura Tadashi Sakamoto Takenori Hida Nobuhiro Maeda

Associate Professor,Disaster Prevention Research Institute,Kyoto University,Kyoto Japan Researcher,Institute of Technology,Shimizu Corporation,Tokyo Japan Graduate student,Kyoto University,Kyoto Japan BayCurrent Consulting,Inc.,Tokyo Japan

国际会议

14th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering(第十四届国际地震工程会议)

北京

英文

2008-10-12(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)