Seismic stability of reinforced slopes: effects of reinforcement properties and facing rigidity
Seismic stability of reinforced slopes: effects of reinforcement properties and facing rigidity
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加筋边坡的地震稳定性:加筋性能和面刚度的影响
DOI:
10.1680/gein.2008.15.2.107
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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
A series of tilting tests on reinforced model slopes backfilled with regularly packed 1.96 mm-diameter steel rods were performed to investigate the relative importance of facing rigidity, reinforcement length and reinforcement stiffness for the pseudo-static seismic stability of reinforced slopes. Aluminium full-height panel with a wide range of bending rigidities and reinforcing materials with significantly different tensile stiffnesses and interface friction angles were used in the tests to investigate their effect on the ultimate tilting angles (or pseudo-static-based critical seismic coefficient) of the reinforced model slopes. It was found that, of the factors investigated, the interface friction angle of the reinforcing materials plays an essential role in the pseudo-static seismic stability of the walls. When the interface friction angle of the reinforcement was too low, increasing the facing rigidity or tensile stiffness of the reinforcement resulted in a negligible effect on the ultimate tilting ...