Geosynthetics Engineering Journal
Online ISSN : 1883-146X
Print ISSN : 1344-6193
ISSN-L : 1344-6193
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OVERTURNING AND SLIDING STABILITY OF THE GEOTEXTILE REINFORCED TIDE WALL FOR OVERFLOW TSUNAMI
Naoki OYAMAYutaka HASHIZUMEKenji KANEKOAkinori HAZAMAKoji KUMAGAI
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2014 Volume 29 Pages 103-110

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The authors examined the most suitable tide wall shape for tsunami energy reduction. As the results, we understood that the steep slope was more effective than the traditional sea wall for the tsunami energy reduction. In this study, we examined mechanical stability of the steep slope tide wall reinforced by geotextiles for overflow tsunami. At first, we installed pressure gauges in the rigid model and measured horizontal tsunami pressures. We considered the measured forces to the external forces and designed the tide walls which changed some parameters. We carried out tsunami model experiments to examine the stability of designed tide wall model. As the experimental results, we got the some important knowledge to design a tenacious tide wall.
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