LAI Tian-wen, LEI Hao, WU Zhi-xin, et al. Shaking table test study on basalt fiber reinforced
plastics in high slope protection[J]. 2021, 42(2): 390-400.
DOI:
LAI Tian-wen, LEI Hao, WU Zhi-xin, et al. Shaking table test study on basalt fiber reinforced
plastics in high slope protection[J]. 2021, 42(2): 390-400.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2020.0851.
Shaking table test study on basalt fiber reinforced
plastics in high slope protection
the steel anchor cable can effectively reduce the deformation of the slope body
and is useful for slope reinforcement when the seismic intensity is low. However
the anchored rock mass deforms excessively under strong earthquake conditions
and conventional prestressed anchor cable cannot sustain the large deformation
which leads to the catastrophic slope instability and failure. Additionally
the corrosion of steel anchor cable often occurs under the groundwater containing corrosive substances. In view of this
the dynamic response of the slope reinforced using the new basalt fiber reinforced plastics (BFRP) and the unsupported slope was compared through the large-scale shaking table tests
aiming to provide a scientific basis for the dynamic rational design of BFRP anchor cables for reinforcement of high slopes. The result shows that: compared with the slope supported by BFRP
the unsupported slope has obvious deformation stages during seismic loading
which can be divided into elastic stage
plastic stage
plastic reinforcement stage
and failure stage. When the peak value of input wave is less than 0.2g
both the slope supported by BFRP anchor cable and the unsupported slope are in elastic state. In addition
the peak acceleration value of the slope supported by BFRP anchor cable is greater than that of the unsupported slope
which indicates that the BFRP anchor cable can effectively improve the rigidity of the slope. Under the action of seismic wave in the same condition
the displacement spectrum value of each measured point in the unsupported slope is greater than that of the corresponding measured point in the slope supported by BFRP anchor cable
which indicates that the BFRP anchor cable can reduce the deformation and improve the seismic performance of the slope in the slope supporting engineering.