POSSIBILITY OF USING COMPACTED GEO-MATERIALS AS STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
This paper presents a series of the authorsa trial of (i) estimating the constant volume shear strength of compacted geo-materials based on the concept proposed by Iseda and Mizuno in 1971, (ii) constitutive modelling of geo-materials compacted at the construction sites of large fill-dams, high emba...
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Published in | Doboku Gakkai ronbunshū. C, Journal of geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering Vol. 66; no. 4; pp. 757 - 775 |
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Main Authors | , , , , , , |
Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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01.01.2010
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Summary: | This paper presents a series of the authorsa trial of (i) estimating the constant volume shear strength of compacted geo-materials based on the concept proposed by Iseda and Mizuno in 1971, (ii) constitutive modelling of geo-materials compacted at the construction sites of large fill-dams, high embankments and highway pavements, (iii) evaluating the pseudo-cohesion proposed by Schlosser and Long in 1973 and (iv) examining the performance of reinforced earth tructuresbyfield testsonlarge-scaled model structures. The trialof estimatingthe strengthof compacted geo-materials is found to be reliable through the tests on the full-scalled trial embankments. Constitutive modelling of compacted geo-materials are successfully carried out for the materials used in two large dams, three high embankments and in highway pavements. It is confirmed through a series of triaxial tests on sand specimens reinforced by placing thin films of aluminum, electrodeposited copper and polycarbonate that the pseudo-cohesion proposed by Schlosser and Long in 1973 does exist exactly in a way they described in their paper. The large-scaled model structures constructed in the field are found to be useful in checking the performance of reinforced earth subjected to static and dynamic loading. |
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ISSN: | 1880-604X 1880-604X |
DOI: | 10.2208/jscejc.66.757 |