Fault induced permanent ground deformations - An experimental comparison of wet and dry soil and implications for buried structures
Fault induced permanent ground deformations - An experimental comparison of wet and dry soil and implications for buried structures
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DOI：
10.1016/j.soildyn.2005.08.003
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发表时间：
2006
影响因子：
4
通讯作者：
J. Johansson;K. Konagai
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作者：
J. Johansson;K. Konagai
断层表面破裂对人类生命、建筑物和基础设施构成巨大风险。尽管如此，很少有建筑规范载有减少风险的规定。实验结果为建立可能的位错和失效应变方面的设计规则提供了依据。干土和湿土的行为有很大的不同。简要讨论了湿土对埋地结构与周围地基相互作用的抵消作用。
Fault surface ruptures constitute a great risk to human lives, buildings and infrastructure. Despite this few building codes contain risk reducing provisions. Experiments provided results for establishing design rules in terms of possible dislocation and failure strains. Dry and wet soil behave substantially different. A brief discussion on counteracting effects of the wet soil on the interaction between a buried structure and the surrounding ground is included.