SLOPE FAILURES IN RESIDENCIAL LAND ON FILL DURING GREAT TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE
As a result of the Great East Japan Earthquake,five slope failures occurred in a residential area on artificial valley fills in Taiyo New Town,Yamamoto,Miyagi Prefecture.The fill material is sandy,derived from the weathering of tuffaceous sandstone which formed the natural ground.Cyclic triaxial tests showed that the fill,which has about Fc =20%,has very low liquefaction resistance,which decreased with application of initial shear stress.Thus,the slope failure in Taiyo New Town can be attributed to the liquefaction of the fill material induced by the intense shaking.
great east japan earthquake slope failure valley fill pseudostatic analysis tuffaceous sandstone liquefaction
MASAYUKI HYODO SHOHEI NODA ROLANDO ORENSE SATOSHI FURUKAWA
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Yamaguchi University,Ube,Yamaguchi,Japan Department of Civil Engineering,University of Auckland,Auckland,New Zealand Chuden Engineering Consultants Co.Ltd.,Himshima,Japan
国际会议
5th China-Japan Geotechnical Symposium(第五届中日岩土工程学术会议)
成都
英文
138-144
2013-05-18(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)