Seismic stability of reinforced slopes: failure mechanisms and displacements
Seismic stability of reinforced slopes: failure mechanisms and displacements
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加筋边坡的地震稳定性:破坏机制和位移
DOI:
10.1680/gein.2008.15.5.333
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发表时间:
2008
影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
J. Charng
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文献类型:
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作者:
Ching;J. Horng;J. Charng
Failure mechanisms of reinforced slopes with different seismic resistance capacities were examined, based on the results of tilting table tests previously reported by the authors. Three seismic resistance levels for slopes reinforced using various reinforcement materials and facing rigidities were identified, based on various ultimate tilting angles and modes of wall deformation. It was found that a high reinforcement interface friction angle (δr = 30°) is a prerequisite for attaining the highest level of seismic resistance with an ultimate tilting angle, θf ≥ 20° (or a critical seismic coefficient, khc≥0.36). Reinforcement length and reinforcement stiffness play secondary roles, in the sense that these two factors are optional in attaining the highest level of seismic resistance. When a high tensile stiffness reinforcement was used, base sliding failure associated with maximum slope face deformation over the lower third of the slope occurred for slopes with a medium or a low seismic resistance level. The...