Effects of compaction on soil undrained shear strength deteriorating during undrained cyclic loading and controlling seismic stability of embankment
Effects of compaction on soil undrained shear strength deteriorating during undrained cyclic loading and controlling seismic stability of embankment
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压实对不排水循环荷载过程中土体不排水抗剪强度恶化的影响及对路堤地震稳定性的控制
DOI:
10.1051/e3sconf/20199218003
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
Ueno Kazuhiro
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作者:
Duttine Antoine;Tatsuoka Fumio;Ueno Kazuhiro
Effects of compaction on the undrained shear strength of saturated earth-fill dam materials are presented. Poorly and well compacted saturated soils may exhibit undrained shear strengths, respectively, significantly lower and higher than corresponding drained shear strength and this trend is amplified as the undrained strength deteriorates by preceding undrained cyclic loading. These features are implemented in a new simplified seismic analysis to evaluate residual deformation of earth-fill dams. The analysis consists of: 1) a modified Newmark sliding block analysis; and 2) a pseudo-static non-linear FEM analysis, both formulated in a unified framework based on the cumulative damage concept, total stress earthquake response analysis and a direct total stress modelling of undrained monotonic and cyclic stress-strain behaviours obtained by triaxial tests. The analysis simulates very well the collapse of an earth-fill dam by the 2011 Off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake, Japan, and indicates a substantially higher seismic stability under the same conditions of the newly restored dam completed in 2017. Paramount effects of soil compaction on the seismic stability of earth-filled dam are demonstrated.