Effective stress study of seismic residual deformations of caisson quay wall in liquefied foundation
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Effective stress study of seismic residual deformations of caisson quay wall in liquefied foundation
Vol. 32, Issue 11, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 江苏科技大学 土木工程与建筑学院,江苏,镇江,212003
2. 江苏省水利勘测设计研究院有限公司,江苏,扬州,225009
3. 河海大学 岩土工程科学研究所,南京,210098
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CLC:TU473
Online First:09 November 2011,
Published:2011
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WANG Li-yan, CHEN Xiang-xiang, LIU Han-long. Effective stress study of seismic residual deformations of caisson quay wall in liquefied foundation[J]. 2011, 32(11).
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WANG Li-yan, CHEN Xiang-xiang, LIU Han-long. Effective stress study of seismic residual deformations of caisson quay wall in liquefied foundation[J]. 2011, 32(11).DOI:
Effective stress study of seismic residual deformations of caisson quay wall in liquefied foundation
The deformation control criterion in seismic engineering design is a new tendency in recent years; and the reason of the seismic residual deformation of large caisson quays is a complex problem in seaport engineering. The effective stress method is used in the study
in which nonlinear constitutive model of a multiple shear mechanism type is defined in strain space; and the effect of rotation of principal stress axis direction has been considered. By the method
the regularity of the seismic residual deformation of caisson quay wall top is analyzed caused by different influential factors such as the level of seismic wave
blow count of standard penetration test (SPT) and disposal extension of replaced sand under quay wall and backfill sand behind quay wall and width-height ratio
etc. Some conclusions are drawn as follows. The level of seismic wave
blow count of SPT and disposal extension of replaced sand under quay wall and width-height ratio are sensitive factors; and that a rational disposal extension in backfill sand behind quay wall exists. A series of calculation distribution figures in the paper can be applied to initially predict the seismic residual deformation of quay walls for engineering designers.