REDUCTION EFFECTS OF LIQUEFACTION DAMAGE USING SMALL SCALE FLOATING GRID-TYPE IMPROVEMENT FOR EXISTING SMALL SCALE STRUCTURE

Y. Morikawa, K. Nakai, Kazuki Nakatani, Yusuke Takeda, K. Maeda, T. Noda
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Earthquake resistance of important structure have benn promoted based on the lessons learned from the big Earthquake in Japan. However, liquefaction still causes serious damages to many detached houses in the world. Also, most soil improvement methods apply to original ground without structure, and countermeasure against liquefaction for existing small structure has not been sufficiently investigated. Therefore, we investigated reduction effects of liquefaction damage using small grid-type improvement as countermeasure against liquefaction for existing small structure. To this end, 2D model tests under 1g condition and non-linear FEM analyses have been carried out. From the model tests results, it was found that if the interval of improved wall is within 1.2 times of the base width, some degree of counter measure effect agaisnrt subsidence due to liquefaction can be obtained with a small grid-type improvement where the improvement depth is about twice the base width. The numerical simulation has shown a similar result as found in the observations.
小型浮栅型改造对现有小型结构液化损伤的降低效果
从日本大地震中吸取教训,提高了重要结构的抗震能力。然而,液化仍然对世界上许多独立住宅造成严重的破坏。此外,大多数土壤改良方法适用于无结构的原始地基,对现有小型结构的液化对策研究不足。因此,对现有小型结构采用小栅格式改造作为液化对策,研究了减少液化损伤的效果。为此,进行了1g条件下的二维模型试验和非线性有限元分析。模型试验结果表明,当改进墙间距在基宽的1.2倍以内时,采用小栅格式改进,改进深度约为基宽的2倍,可获得一定程度的抗液化沉降效果。数值模拟结果与观测结果相似。
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