Liquefaction Limit during Earthquakes and Underground Explosions: Implications on Ground-Motion Attenuation

Liquefaction Limit during Earthquakes and Underground Explosions: Implications on Ground-Motion Attenuation
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10.1785/0120050019
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发表时间:
2006-02
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3
通讯作者:
Chi‐yuen Wang;Alexander Wong;D. Dreger;M. Manga
Chi‐yuen Wang;Alexander Wong;D. Dreger;M. Manga
中科院分区:
地球科学3区
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作者:
Chi‐yuen Wang;Alexander Wong;D. Dreger;M. Manga

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Liquefaction of saturated soils and sediments documented during earthquakes shows an empirical relation log R max = 2.05 (±0.10) + 0.45 M , where R max is the liquefaction limit in meters (i.e., the maximum distance from liquefaction site to the hypocenter) and M is the earthquake magnitude. Combining this with an empirical relation between M and the seismic energy of an earthquake, we obtain a relation between the liquefaction limit and the seismic energy: E = A R β max. The prefactor corresponds to a threshold energy for liquefaction ranging from 0.004 to 0.1 J/m3; the exponent, ranging from 3.2 to 3.3, implies that the energy density of ground motion attenuates with distance according to 1/ r 3.2–3.3, where r is the distance from the hypocenter. The value of the threshold energy suggests a preliquefaction degradation of the shear modulus of soils by more than 3 orders of magnitude. Liquefaction documented during underground explosions is characterized by a threshold energy several orders of magnitude greater than that for liquefaction during earthquakes but shows a similar functional relation between E and R max as that for liquefaction during earthquakes and implies a similar attenuation relation between ground-motion energy density and distance.